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I still have an HP4050DTN and an HP5000DTN. Both of them pre-date this century, and will likely work just fine into the next, providing I can still find cartrid
by rekabis 3y ago
I still have an HP4050DTN and an HP5000DTN. Both of them pre-date this century, and will likely work just fine into the next, providing I can still find cartridges for them and Ethernet still exists.
I doubt I will ever buy a modern HP product, seeing as they are so stridently enshittifying their printers.
- init2null 3y ago4050s are stellar machines. I would've been party to so many sales in past few years if they were still available. It's great having a printer that'll use up a fuser in its life, and it's even better that you can replace said fuser in twenty minutes.