Re: OT: Is it possible to make a printer wireless?

Fry's has recently has both Samsung and Brother Network Laser printers for
$70. I happen to know that only some of those have had built in wireless
but some have. Personally I prefer Brother but that is because I have one
and it has been a workhorse. Brother also has higher capacity toner
cartridges.

If you don't find one with wireless, get a cheap used wireless router for
$20, configure it as a repeater or whatever to be the wireless client and
plug the printer into one of the switch ports.

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:55 PM, <joe@actionline.com> wrote:

>
> Lyle wrote:
> > I hold in my hand a Linksys wireless-G Print Server that i no longer
> need...
>
> I'll reply privately.
>
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