Is Lion compatible with HP  Laserjet 5000 printer

Before I upgrade to Lion, does anyone know if its compatible with a HP Laserjet 5000 n? I went into HP's support and there are no drivers
available that support Lion.

LaserJet 5000 series drivers are included with OS X 10.7, according to this list:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669#HP
so yes, it should be compatible.
Regards.

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