All in one laser recommendation?

I apologize if this is not the appropriate forum, but I am looking for a recommendation for a all in one printer/fax/scanner for very low volume home use. It needs to be a monochrome laser, have ethernet built in, flat bed scanner (but not necessarily photo quality), and small foot print. Previously I have had only stand alone printers and scanners, so do not know which brands/models might offer good Mac support. Two that I have noticed online are the HP LaserJet Pro M1212nf, and the Brother MFC 7840W. Thanks.

Hi and welcome to the forum.
Is there a specific reason you are only interested in laser, the reason I ask is HP just released a new business inkjet series designed to be lower cost of operation than a laser. Also the inks are pigment based so the inks are pretty water proof. If you are at all interested it's the Officejet Pro 8500 series, there are three versions. Rather than going through the features the link to HP's site is:
http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/productcomparison.do?storeName=storefronts&landing=printer&category=Officejet&lanAttr=& subcat1=photo&leftNavIndicator=&PROD_LIST=CB022A%23B1H%7CCB023A%23B1H%7CCB025A%2 3B1H%7C&catLevel=1&brand_name=hp&sort_list=Black%2Bspeed%257CColor%2Bspeed%257CB lack%2Bresolution%257CColor%2Bresolution&hide_clearlink=1

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