Title: Dead after two months.
Product review: This is likely the last Hewlett Packard printer I'll ever buy. It was sold to me for $100, with a $100 rebate, along with an Apple I bought two months ago, but it turned out not to be worth the effort of mailing in Apple's rebate form (which of course requires half a dozen little pieces of cardboard to be cut out of boxes, a notarized letter from your doctor, five forms of picture ID, etc).This printer worked nicely at first, but two months later it no longer registers as connected by USB. I've tried all the troubleshooting steps in the manual, but nothing helps. I finally gave up on it and tried to uninstall the software, and the uninstaller doesn't even work -- it just locks up and has to be force-quitted.Contrast that with the first HP printer I bought: a LaserJet 6P. After ten years, it has not failed to work once. Clearly, things are not what they once were at HP.
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