In my previous post, I mentioned that you don't need a wireless print server for wireless printing. I tested this wired print server TP-Link TL-PS110U ($78) for USB printer. Even wireless users can print to the same printer when the wired print server is connected to a wireless router.
TP-Link also has other models - TL-PS110P for parallel printer, TL-PS210U for USB multi-function printer (print, scan, fax, copy) and TL-PS310U for USB multi-function printer with storage server. If you still need a wireless print server, TP-Link also has TL-WPS510U.
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Friday, July 3, 2009
Sunday, October 7, 2007
Wired or Wireless Print Server
If your printer is located near your wireless router, you don't need to buy a wireless print server. A wired print server is good enough for all your networked computers to print wirelessly.
If your printer is located elsewhere from your wireless router, then you need a wireless print server for all your networked computers to print wirelessly. Another solution is to use powerline adapters through your power sockets with your wired print server which may be more expensive. It pays to compare prices before buying.
Also, not all print server is the same. If you have a multi-function printer which can do scanning and faxing, then you need a special print server which support these functions in order for all your networked computers to scan and fax.
If your printer is located elsewhere from your wireless router, then you need a wireless print server for all your networked computers to print wirelessly. Another solution is to use powerline adapters through your power sockets with your wired print server which may be more expensive. It pays to compare prices before buying.
Also, not all print server is the same. If you have a multi-function printer which can do scanning and faxing, then you need a special print server which support these functions in order for all your networked computers to scan and fax.
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