Apple macbook air compatibility with HP Officejet 6500 Wireless

Two questions
1. If I buy a new current model MacBook Air, will it work with my HP Officejet 6500 Wireless printer?
2. Sometimes when I power up the printer, it can take as long as five minutes to register "ready." Why the erratic time to go online?
Thanks
TT95

Thanks for your swift reply to the Apple/HP compatibility question. Trust it will work when I buy MacBook Air. The HP app available at iTunes store helped us make our older Apple IPad print compatible even though the HP 6500 Wireless is not equipped with AirPrint.
Regarding slowness of HP 6500 to reach "Ready" stage for printing. This is a printer for home use, so it not on a network. It always eventually prints.
Your help is much appreciated.
TT95

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