The **CCD Scanner** for the **HP LaserJet 1005** is part of the printer's scanning mechanism, typically used in all-in-one devices that include print, scan, and copy features. The term "CCD" refers to **Charge-Coupled Device**, a type of image sensor that captures the light reflected from the document being scanned.

### Key Features of a CCD Scanner (for HP 1005):

1. **Image Capture**: The CCD sensor captures high-quality images by converting light into electrical signals, producing a digital version of the document.

2. **Resolution**: The CCD scanner usually offers resolutions of around 600 x 600 dpi (dots per inch), which is standard for high-quality scanning.

3. **Color Depth**: It typically supports 24-bit color depth, ensuring that scanned images maintain accurate color representation.

4. **Speed**: The scanning speed may vary, but CCD scanners generally offer a good balance between quality and speed for small to medium-sized office environments.

5. **Scan Area**: Typically, the scanning bed can accommodate letter-sized (A4) documents, and sometimes larger formats like legal-size documents.

6. **Connectivity**: It would connect to the computer or network via USB, enabling seamless operation with compatible HP software and drivers.

If you're asking about a specific part or feature of the CCD scanner mechanism inside an HP LaserJet 1005 printer or multifunction device, the CCD itself is integral to the scanning and copying functionality of that model.