Posted by Joseph on 1/31/05 2:20pm
Msg #18884

Help choosing a "dual tray" HP Printer

I need from your personal experience on which model number to buy. I need a model that chooses by it self the legal size and the paper size documents when I print edocs.

TIA

Joseph

Reply by unknown on 1/31/05 3:50pm
Msg #18895

Ijust spoke with someone today that has a Brother MCF-8840D . Multi Function . She said she loves it. She got it at office depot.

Reply by thnotary_NY on 1/31/05 5:48pm
Msg #18914

Not an HP, but Brother HL-5140 w/dbl tray. Works great.

Reply by Notary1 on 1/31/05 6:57pm
Msg #18924

does anyone know if Dell as a printer with these capability I'm trying to buy a printer also.

Reply by Anonymous on 1/31/05 8:31pm
Msg #18940

HP LaserJet 2300d is the printer that I have had for over a year now, I LOVE IT!!! You can get the same type of model without the duplexing (double sided printing capability) and you will really get a lot of use out of it. It is a workhorse!

Reply by Marshall Glasser on 2/1/05 1:32am
Msg #18971

I was looking for the same thing several years ago. I came accross a great deal on a used HP4+ thinking it may work as a 2 drawer would. And guess WHAT; IT DID. The tray holds 81/2 X 11 and has a pull down tray for envelops and hand feed sheets, but it holds about 30-40 sheets (never counted). It pulls from either depending on your settings or the settings of the program you are printing from. It is the same as having two(2) drawers without the expense. If the tray empties before you load more paper, it stops printing. It DOES NOT start printing the 81/2 X 11 from the drawer. My HP 4 only has a single feed so you have to baby sit it. The HP 4+ you can leave it.