The HP Laserjet 1300 laser printer features a 1,200 dpi resolution, a 133MHz processor, 16MB of internal memory (expandable to 80MB), and a fast warm-up time. The printer is capable of printing up to 20 pages per minute, with the first page printed in eight seconds, and is also capable of printing double-sided documents. The output bin holds up to 125 sheets and the paper tray can hold up to 250 sheets of paper. Users can also use an optional paper tray that holds up to 510 pages. The printer features a USB port, a parallel port, and an expansion slot for connecting to a print server. The Laserjet 1300 also has a relatively compact and minimalist design making it capable of fitting easily into a small/home office. Like most printers, the Laserjet 1300 does not come bundled with a USB or parallel cable, and users will have to purchase one separately before using the printer. In general, the Laserjet 1300 is not designed for heavy use, but rather moderate use as HP suggests printing no more than 10,000 pages per month. Overall, the HP Laserjet 1300 laser printer has adequate print capability and quality. Users who want a robust printer with a large print capacity should look elsewhere, as the Laserjet 1300 is best suited for users looking for a small office/home office printer.