New HP LaserJet IIP Mono Laser Printer

Product Specifications & Hardware Details

• Brand: HP
• MPN: C2007A
• Model: LaserJet IIP
• Type: Vintage Monochrome Laser Personal Desktop Printer
• Standard Functions: Personal Text Printing, PCL 4 Printer Language Support, Front Panel Operation.
• Optional Functions: Additional 250-Sheet Lower Paper Cassette, Font Cartridge Add-ons, Memory Expansion Board Upgrade.
• What's Included in the Box: HP LaserJet IIP Base Printer, Standard 50-Sheet Multi-purpose Input Tray, Pre-installed EP-L Toner Cartridge, Software Utilities Diskette, User Reference Manual, and Power Cord.
• Required Items (Sold Separately): Replacement HP EP-L Black Toner Cartridges, Centronics Parallel Interface Cable, or Serial Interface Cable.

Technical Specifications

Available Options & Consumables

We stock a select range of official accessories, legacy expansions, and replacement supplies for the classic HP LaserJet IIP. You can add these to your order directly from the accessories tab below:

• Hardware & Font Upgrades: Standard HP Font Cartridges, Adobe PostScript Emulation Cartridge, and Proprietary Memory Expansion Boards
• Toner Refills: HP EP-L Black Toner Cartridge (92275A)
• Media Accessories: Optional 250-Sheet Lower Paper Feed Cassette Base Module

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• What does the "P" in the LaserJet IIP model designation stand for?
  The "P" indicates that this classic model was built as a "Personal" desktop system, historically recognized as HP's very first affordable, compact personal laser printer intended for individual office desks.
• Does this legacy system support standard modern USB or Ethernet cable connections?
  No. As a vintage piece of computer hardware from the late 1980s, it relies on traditional Centronics Parallel (IEEE 1284) and RS-232C Serial ports for computer connections.
• Does this model include automatic two-sided (duplex) printing or HP REt?
  No. The LaserJet IIP prints one side at a time and requires manual duplexing. It also predates HP's Resolution Enhancement technology (REt), which was later introduced in the LaserJet III series.