HP LaserJet 8150DN C4267A Laser Printer 32 ppm 1200 dpi Duplex Network 32MB

HP LaserJet 8150DN C4267A Laser Printer 32 ppm 1200 dpi Duplex Network 32MB

The HP LaserJet 8150DN (part number C4267A) is a workgroup-class monochrome laser printer capable of printing up to 32 pages per minute at up to 1200 dpi resolution. It features built-in automatic duplex (two-sided) printing and an integrated HP Jetdirect network interface, making it suitable for shared office use without an add-on print server. This unit powers on and initializes as shown in the photos. Please note: the bottom paper feeder does not work and should be considered non-functional.

Specifications & What's Included

• Model: HP LaserJet 8150DN
• Part Number: C4267A
• Print Speed: Up to 32 ppm (black & white)
• Print Resolution: Up to 1200 dpi
• Standard Memory: 32MB RAM
• Duplex: Built-in automatic two-sided printing
• Network: Built-in HP Jetdirect network interface
• Interfaces (visible on rear panel): Parallel port, serial port, accessory expansion slot
• Paper Trays: Multiple input trays visible — bottom feeder tray does NOT work
• Power: 100–127V AC, 50/60Hz, 9.0A
• Manufactured: October 2000 (Assembled in USA; engine made in Japan)
• Printer only — toner cartridge not included

Applications

The HP LaserJet 8150DN is a late-1990s/early-2000s high-volume workgroup laser printer designed for medium to large offices that need fast, reliable monochrome output. The "DN" designation indicates it ships standard with duplex and network capabilities — features that were optional add-ons on lower-tier models of the era. The 8150 series was positioned above the LaserJet 8100 line and was commonly deployed in corporate print rooms, legal offices, and university departments where print volumes justified its size and throughput. With 32 ppm output and a duty cycle rated for high monthly volume, these printers were a staple of networked office environments running Windows NT, 2000, and XP-era print servers. They remain compatible with modern Windows and macOS systems via HP's universal print drivers, and are still sought after for legacy office environments, parts sourcing, and high-volume low-cost printing setups where toner cost per page matters more than speed of the latest hardware.