Hewlett Packard LaserJet 5si mopier Printer

Looking for a PDA-GPS that fits in a shirt pocket, goes anywhere and replaces that clunker GPS on your dash? I did. Well, I didn't see why I would pay $600 for a dash mounted GPS alone if I could find a GPS that would go anywhere I went and travel ...

I saw the specs of this and knew I just had to have it. This looked like everything I could want in one handheld box. Only other thing to have would be if a phone was built-in, but I figured I'd just make do with the Bluetooth and connect to my current...

This is a printer that is used in my workplace that we purchased around 3 years ago. It is used in a lab that is connected to 29 other computers. Those computers include both MacIntosh, and IBM computers. It is also connected to the main work-station ...

I've been working with my office's HP Laserjet 5si for a couple of years now and have been less than impressed with this printer. While it works fairly well for printing out simple jobs like email and Word documents, anything more advanced is just too...

I've been working on the HP 5si for some years now; I consider it one of the best printers, if it can be tamed. It's powerful engine can pump out 24ppm with a monthly duty cycle of 100,000 sheets- that's a lot of dead trees. It has 2 paper bins, each...

It is with rather ambiguous feelings that I write a review for the HP LaserJet 5Si printer. I've been working with this particular printer now for a little more than two years and I can say that I've had some really tough times with trying to...

My company bought this printer on my recommendation in early 1998. At the time, it was one of the fastest networkable lasers available at 24 pages per minute. We also purchased the duplexer separately. The printer did not have a MIO card installed so...