The Hewlett Packard LaserJet IIP
The Hewlett Packard LaserJet IIP popularized the desktop personal laser printer. Released in 1990, the model was among the very first laserjets available for less than $1,000. Deemed a "milestone" printer by the New York Times, the paper touted the unit's light weight (the IIP weighed *just* 25 pounds). Here's what made the IIP tick.
The design was beige and boxy.
The design was beige and boxy.
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- I had the honor of completely disassembling a toasted HP LJ III, and saved the scanner/laser assembly as a desk paperweight. It is a marvel of engineering and a reminder of what a company can do when it "maxes" its resources!... (Read the rest)
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itanalyst | 05/02/07
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Sadly, They Don't Build Them Like That Now
racingmustang | 05/03/07
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The 1100 bad but 2100 great!
daglun | 05/04/07
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HP IIP
murco@... | 05/04/07
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Got one
Bill Ward | 05/04/07
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USB
info@... | 05/05/07
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part not id'd correctly
p_korman | 05/05/07
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LJ-IIP
Geordie Lad | 05/07/07
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HPIIP
jakeyes88@... | 05/07/07
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HP IIP Plus still going strong!
chazjazz | 05/07/07
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All the way!
FiOS-Dave | 02/01/08
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