Add high-quality colour using an affordable, wireless and Ethernet-connected HP LaserJet[1]. The world’s smallest colour laser printer[2] is also one of the planet’s most energy efficient[3].

Features

Connect wirelessly to affordable colour[1].

• Print from anywhere in the office and share on a network, using built-in wireless and Ethernet[1][4].

• Save money, save space – this low-priced HP LaserJet is the world’s smallest colour laser printer[2].

• Print documents affordably. Get the same black cost per page as a black-and-white HP LaserJet printer[5].

• Ensure bold text and smooth colour with HP ImageREt 2400 and Original HP cartridges with ColorSphere toner.

Stay on task with setup and easy maintenance.

• Install and start printing quickly and easily.

• Original HP cartridges are simple to install and easy to replace.

• Minimise maintenance with a printer designed for lasting performance.

Create and print your own marketing materials.

• Design marketing materials and get ideas for your printed projects from HP Creative Studio for Business.

• Print on a wide range of media – from 3 x 5 to 8.5 x 14 inches.

• Achieve great results – pre-configured shortcuts optimise output quality based on the media selected.

• Easily adjust spot colours and apply them throughouta document with basic colour-match settings.

Reduce your environmental impact.

• Conserve energy with Instant-on Technology, and save even more with HP Auto-On/Auto-Off Technology[6].

• Conserve resources with the world’s smallest colour laser printer.

• Get free and easy recycling – cartridges returned through HP Planet Partners are recycled responsibly[7].

• Print only the web content you need, neatly and accurately, with HP Smart Web Printing[8].

[1]Built-in wireless and Ethernet connectivity are available on the HP LaserJet Pro CP1025nw only.

[2]Based on personal colour printers as defined by IDC and shipping as of June 2010 as measured by volume (WXDXH) using manufacturers’ specifications or as measured by operational “A4” size.

[3]Energy consumed based on competitive TEC measurement results found at energystar.gov and eu-energystar.org for single-function colour laser printers as of June 2010. TEC based on mono pages in mono print speed. Individual product configuration and usage will affect power consumption.

[4]Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from access point, and may be limited during active VPN connections.

[5]Compared with HP LaserJet Pro P1102/P1102W printer (single function) and HP LaserJet Pro M1132, M1136, M1212nf, M1214nfh, M1217nfh MFP. Assuming customer is printing at least 30 percent of total pages in colour with content similar to the colour ISO/IEC 19798 test suite (www.iso.org/jtc1/sc28) and overall average job length of three pages. Yields established using ISO/IEC test standards. Actual yields and costs vary considerably depending on images printed, number of colour pages printed, and other factors.

[6]HP Auto-On/Auto-Off capabilities subject to printer and settings. Compares energy consumption of HP LaserJets with HP Auto-On/Auto-Off Technology to a majority of top competing models based on market share as of January 2012. Energy consumption based on HP internal testing using the ENERGY STAR® program’s Typical Electricity Consumption (TEC) method or TEC value found at energystar.gov./eu-energystar.org using greatest TEC value reported. Actual power usage may vary.

[7]Program availability varies. HP print cartridge return and recycling is currently available in more than 49 countries, territories and regions in Asia, Europe, and North and South America through the HP Planet Partners program. For more information, visit www.hp.com/recycle.