The LaserJet 2100 series printers are designed for people who demand uncompromising quality in everything they do and have a sharp eye for value. Most impressive is the true 1200 × 1200 dpi laser output, the highest in their class.
The LaserJet 2100 series printers pack all of these advanced features into a solution that is affordable and compact enough for virtually any working environment. The HP LaserJet 2100 is easily upgradeable to all the features your growing business will need.
The LaserJet 2100M comes complete with HP PostScript Level II emulation and 8 MB of memory. It is designed to excel in mixed language environments. This PostScript emulation DIMM is available as an upgrade for the LaserJet 2100, 2100se, and 2100xi. see photo and details.
| Print speed: | 10 ppm |
| Print resolution: | 1200x1200 dpi |
| Recommended monthly volume: | 15,000 pages |
| Paper handling: | 100- and 250-sheet input tray |
| Networking: | Optional |
| Interface: | LPT, IR |
| Compatibility: | Microsoft Windows 3.1x/9.x/NT 4.0 |
| Dimensions: | 16 × 16.3 × 9 in |
Toner Cartridges, Maintenance Kits and Parts

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Black Genuine Toner Cartridge Standard Yield, 5,000 pages
Black Genuine Toner Cartridge Standard Yield, 5,000 pages
Genuine Maintenance Kit Standard Yield, 100,000 pages, 110 volt
Black Genuine Toner Cartridge Standard Yield, 5,000 pages
Remanufactured Toner Cartridge Standard Yield
Black Remanufactured MICR Toner Cartridge Standard Yield, 5,000 pages
The LaserJet 2100 uses HP C4096A (HP 96A), DPS DPCFX7P, XER 6R928, IBM 75P5157, DPS 57210 toner cartridges. HP C4096A yields 5000 pages; DPS DPCFX7P yields 4500 pages; XER 6R928 yields 5000 pages; IBM 75P5157 yields 5000 pages; DPS 57210 yields 5000 pages.
DPS DPCFX7P prints 4500 pages, HP C4096A (HP 96A) prints 5000 pages.
The HP C4096A cartridge has an approximate yield of 5000 pages.
The LaserJet 2100 uses these maintenance parts: HP H397460001 (HP H3974-60001).
The "Supply Problem" notice on the LaserJet 2100 is typically a recognition fault, not a defective cartridge. Start by turning the printer off for 30 seconds. Reseat the cartridge, clean its chip contacts with a dry cloth, then power back on. If nothing changes, the fix is a fresh HP C4096A.