Hewlett Packard LaserJet 4050TN Laser Printer

List Price: $1,835.00

Features:

• 133 MHz processor; 16 MB RAM
• Makes quick copies; provides private high-security printing
• Proof and hold function for previewing; stored jobs function for frequently used documents
• Expandable design for both general office and specialized needs
• Includes 10/100Base-TX HP JetDirect internal print server

Accessories:
NETGEAR PS121 USB 2.0 Mini Print Server	NETGEAR FWG114P ProSafe 802.11g Wireless VPN Firewall 4-Port 10/100 Switch with USB Server	Belkin F2A046-10 IEEE 1284 A-B Parallel Printer Cable (10-FT)	Hewlett Packard C4122A Power Envelope Feeder	Viking H3913 64MB SDRAM DIMM Memory, HP Part# C3913A

Customer Reviews:

Reliable Printing [Posted on 2000-11-16]
If you are looking for a reliable network printer with a fair amount of features for a small office this is it. We currently have 8-10 people that use this printer daily yet we never had we had a problem with it. I added the duplex tray for some heavy duty print jobs. It went in flawlessly and worked perfect. If your doing heavy volume printing you might want something a little more zippy but if your doing your average office workload this is perfect. Did I mention it supports internet printing. So print to it from home.

great printer, rare jams, reliable, wise investment. [Posted on 2006-12-31]
I have at least one to two of this model printer in the offices I work at because they are so reliable, and need minimal maintenence. All of mine are in health care settings, where records are key. The toner last for many sheets of printing (never counted, but I know I probably go more than 1000 sheets at least). The printer rarely jams (except when I used really cheap thin paper), and the secretaries love the sheet feed selection if having to use overhead paper for a letter. The quality of the print (i believe up to 1200dpi) is great for black and white. Highly recommended investment, quite likely one of the last printers your office will need.

Solid printer [Posted on 2008-08-05]
We got this printer for our home, where we have a wireless network and five laptop users, all students or instructors in higher education. I had this model at work for years and thought it was time to get a "real" printer instead of the flimsy personal models at the big box stores. We were able to get the printer connected to our home network in a snap and enjoy relatively carefree and reliable printing. One problem was jamming when we tried to recycle paper, especially thinner than normal paper. That caused some serious hunting for torn off edges stuck in hidden printer parts! Since that experiment in green printing everything's been fine.

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