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HP 4100

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Brand HP 1999
Model 4100
Released Year 1999
Type Printers
Series Deskjet
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The HP Deskjet 4100 series is a color inkjet printer designed primarily for office electronics applications, introduced in 1999. It features a resolution capability up to 600x600 dpi, delivering sharp text and reasonably detailed images suitable for everyday document printing. The device supports a print speed of approximately 4 pages per minute (ppm) for black and white and 2 ppm for color prints. Connectivity options include a parallel port interface typically used in that era for PC connections. It supports multiple paper sizes and types, including plain paper and photo paper, with an input capacity around 75 sheets. The printer uses a thermal inkjet technology that was standard for desktop printers of the late 1990s, balancing print quality and cost efficiency.

Specifications

Supported Scanning Sizes A2 (420 x 594 mm)
Input Type Color
Grayscale Depth 24 Bit
Color Depth 24 Bit
Output Type Color
Memory 64 MB
Supported Paper Size A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Type Printers
Technology Inkjet
Maximum Resolution 1200 x 1200 DPI
Image Sensor Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Model hp 4100
Connectivity Parallel Port
Features Scanner
Country/Region of Manufacture China
Product Line HP DeskJet
Printer Type Color Inkjet
Print Resolution 600 x 600 dpi
Print Speed 4 ppm (black), 2 ppm (color)
Paper Capacity 75 sheets input tray
Supported Media Plain paper, photo paper
Dimensions 16.9 x 7.4 x 5.6 inches
Weight 7.3 lbs
Ink Technology Thermal Inkjet
Color Printing Yes
Duplex Printing No
Operating System Compatibility Windows 95/98/NT, Mac OS

Key Advantages

The HP Deskjet 4100 series offers reliable print quality at an affordable price point, ideal for small office tasks. Its compact design saves desktop space without compromising functionality. Ease of install and use reduces setup time and technical interference. Compatibility with a range of PC operating systems makes it versatile for various office setups. The printer supports both text and color printing, which adds value for diverse document requirements. Ink cartridges are easily replaceable, and the device is known for moderate ink consumption, effectively managing operating costs.

Limitations

Compared to modern standards, the print speed of the HP Deskjet 4100 series is relatively slow, which may be unsuitable for high-volume printing needs. The maximum print resolution is limited to 600x600 dpi, which affects the detail quality of graphic prints. It lacks USB connectivity and wireless capabilities that are common in newer office printers. Paper handling capacity is minimal, requiring frequent reloading during continuous printing tasks. The device does not support duplex printing, which limits efficiency in paper use. Over time, maintenance and availability of compatible ink cartridges may become challenging due to the model's age.

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