Hewlett Packard LaserJet 3055 All-In-One Printer

Pros: Faxing, Printing, Performance, and Overall Copy Speeds are Excellent
Cons: Scanning left something to be desired.

This All-in-One printer delivers versatility in a compact, flatbed design, a no-wait first page out, strong performance, and fairly good reliability from a trusted manufacture. We have used the HP LaserJet 3055 at the office for nearly 2 years ...

Pros: Laser-based, moderate price, quality hardware, no separate drum to buy
Cons: Software and firmware on the device is buggy, tech support a time waster

Bought the printer/scanner/fax in March of 2008 for use with Windows Vista. Mind you, this is more than a year after Vista is out. E-mailed HP before buying to verify that all functions work in Vista. The AIO came and the hardware seemed solidly ...

Pros: Nothing compared to Brother, Xerox, Lexmark
Cons: Sheetfeeder skews everything is feeds, which isn't much.

Don't expect the sheetfeeder to work and you will be fine.

Personally I need the sheetfeeder to work.

I'll never buy another HP printer. 

I'll buy from a company that operates as if they have something to prove instead of a company relying on their "quality" hype campaign.

Pros: Prints and copies.  Scans with 32 bit system.
Cons: Copying deteriorates with time. Scanning needs improvment. Does not scan on a 64 bit ystem.

If you want to print with a 64 bit computer, that's fine.  If you want to scan, you're out of luck because HP won't support it. 

As a printer, it worked great with my 32 bit computer.  The scanning function on a 32 bit system was less than perfect, in so far as it shrunk the image by about a quarter inch on each side, and was not very clear no matter how I adjusted the resolution.  My previous Samsung all-in-one did a much better job scanning. 

Copying was acceptable.  The document feeder on the top feeds crooked sometimes.  A year later, it is not catching all the detail when I photocopy maps.