Network ready printer below £100?
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Network ready printer below £100?
This can be either ethernet or wireless, I dont mind. Doesnt have to be a photo quality printer either. Whats out there?
I have searched and found next to nothing.
Wayne.
PS Dont want to use a print server if I can get a network ready printer to start off with.
I have searched and found next to nothing.
Wayne.
PS Dont want to use a print server if I can get a network ready printer to start off with.
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Same question but want a colour one. Doesn't matter about high quality photo's but need good quality letters.
If a wirelss print server is £60,i may as well replace my 5 year old printer.
If a wirelss print server is £60,i may as well replace my 5 year old printer.
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Hi,
Thanks but i dont need a photocopier or scanner. Just a decent quality printer for home office use and the occasional photo.
As for the one from Misco,that seems awfully cheap for a network ready printer. Are Misco reliable?
Thanks but i dont need a photocopier or scanner. Just a decent quality printer for home office use and the occasional photo.
As for the one from Misco,that seems awfully cheap for a network ready printer. Are Misco reliable?
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Just buy any printer and add a "print server" for £40
Print server plugs into printer's port - other end plugs into your LAN
D-Link DP-301P+ Fast Ethernet Print Server
NB: the example above is for a printer with a parallel printer port - you can also buy print servers for use with printers that have usb printer ports.
Print server plugs into printer's port - other end plugs into your LAN
D-Link DP-301P+ Fast Ethernet Print Server
NB: the example above is for a printer with a parallel printer port - you can also buy print servers for use with printers that have usb printer ports.
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Just buy any printer and add a "print server" for £40
Print server plugs into printer's port - other end plugs into your LAN
D-Link DP-301P+ Fast Ethernet Print Server
NB: the example above is for a printer with a parallel printer port - you can also buy print servers for use with printers that have usb printer ports.
Print server plugs into printer's port - other end plugs into your LAN
D-Link DP-301P+ Fast Ethernet Print Server
NB: the example above is for a printer with a parallel printer port - you can also buy print servers for use with printers that have usb printer ports.
I have a printer with a parallel port at the back. I have a desktop and a laptop and i want to share the printer. So all i do is buy this thing,stick it in the back of my printer, set it up and i can use it on both pc's. One XP,the other win 2k.
I also have a belkin wireless set up for using my laptop wireless. I think its that 802.11 thingy.
Finally if i buy a new printer in the future i'll have to get one with a parallel port. Will that be a problem?
Thanks in advance.
Paul.
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HP OFFICEJET PRO K550DTN
I'm sure there's other places that stock it - but £50 + VAT seemed a good buy. Was gonna try it myself to replace a (windows only ) Oki laser printer. I love the OKi but I need something a bit smaller
I'm sure there's other places that stock it - but £50 + VAT seemed a good buy. Was gonna try it myself to replace a (windows only ) Oki laser printer. I love the OKi but I need something a bit smaller
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I've used external print servers before......and never found them all the reliable!
But Print Server plugs into your network (router) and connects to printer. Anything on the network with appropriate drivers can print to it.
Personally, I would rather have a printer with internal Network socket.
But Print Server plugs into your network (router) and connects to printer. Anything on the network with appropriate drivers can print to it.
Personally, I would rather have a printer with internal Network socket.
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Its the K550dtwn thats wireless,not the K550dtn.
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If you're just printing letters on plain paper and the only graphic is a colour logo then you probably won't have any problems.
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Hi,
I have a printer with a parallel port at the back. I have a desktop and a laptop and i want to share the printer. So all i do is buy this thing,stick it in the back of my printer, set it up and i can use it on both pc's. One XP,the other win 2k.
I also have a belkin wireless set up for using my laptop wireless. I think its that 802.11 thingy.
Finally if i buy a new printer in the future i'll have to get one with a parallel port. Will that be a problem?
Thanks in advance.
Paul.
I have a printer with a parallel port at the back. I have a desktop and a laptop and i want to share the printer. So all i do is buy this thing,stick it in the back of my printer, set it up and i can use it on both pc's. One XP,the other win 2k.
I also have a belkin wireless set up for using my laptop wireless. I think its that 802.11 thingy.
Finally if i buy a new printer in the future i'll have to get one with a parallel port. Will that be a problem?
Thanks in advance.
Paul.
I've just used the same model I mentioned above, on an £18,000 printer - and it works perfectly. Client is extremely satisfied.They're a common item in professionally run businesses around the world and very reliable.
Here's an illustration - note the print server (circled) plugs into the back of the printer.
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