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HP LaserJet P2035 Monochrome Laser Printer with New Toner (CE461A)
Monochrome laser printer delivers 30 ppm at 1200 x 1200 dpi with 300-sheet input, USB 2.0 and parallel connectivity, and includes a new toner cartridge
- Product TypeOther Accessories
- Fast 30 ppm output for busy offices
- Sharp 1200 x 1200 dpi text and graphics
- 300-sheet input tray reduces reloads
- USB 2.0 and parallel ports for easy connection
- Ships with a new CE461A toner cartridge included
Monochrome Laser Printer for Small Offices
The HP LaserJet P2035 prints at 30 pages per minute with a 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution. It connects via USB 2.0 or Parallel-PC interfaces. A 300-sheet input tray supports moderate daily volumes. The unit ships with a new toner cartridge included.
Connectivity and Duplex Limits
USB 2.0 and Parallel-PC are the only data interfaces provided. Network or wireless printing is not supported by this model. The built-in automatic duplexer handles double-sided output, but manual intervention may be needed for certain media types. Buyers needing Ethernet or Wi-Fi direct printing should consider other hardware.
Print Speed Determines Suitability
The 30 PPM rating defines throughput for standard letter pages. Complex graphics or higher-resolution jobs will reduce actual output speed. This rate suits workgroups with consistent monochrome demand. Environments requiring faster first-page-out times or colour capability need a different device.
Highlights
- Fast 30 ppm output for busy offices
- Sharp 1200 x 1200 dpi text and graphics
- 300-sheet input tray reduces reloads
- USB 2.0 and parallel ports for easy connection
- Ships with a new CE461A toner cartridge included
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the USB 2.0 or the parallel connection for this P2035?
USB 2.0 is the simpler choice for any modern PC; the parallel port is only needed for legacy systems that lack USB.
What does 30 ppm mean when I am actually printing?
It is the engine speed for simple pages; complex graphics or duplex jobs will run slower, but everyday documents come out at roughly that rate.
Does the USB 2.0 interface cap the print speed in practice?
No, the 30 ppm engine is well within USB 2.0 bandwidth, so the port does not throttle throughput.
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