Wifi printers connect to the wireless network in your home (your wireless router) in order to allow for printing without physically plugging your printer into you computer. Information is sent from the computer to your router to the printer which means that you can print from anywere in your house to a single stationary printer wirelessly.
Wifi printer installation varies from printer to printer. There are printers on the market today that are WIFI ready and all you have to do is link it to your wireless network. Other printers can be more complicated.
The answer is yes they allow Bluetooth printers in their dorms, but any that put off WiFi signals have to have that feature disabled long before they come on campus
Any standard 802.11b/g/n network, that is just about any wireless network sold in the past five years, will work with a wifi printer. The wireless transceiver is built into the printer.
No, wireless printers do not need a phone line. Wireless printers can be purchased at any large retail stores such as Walmart.Wireless printers do not need a phone line connected to it as long as you have WiFi.
Not all external peripheral devices need a cable. There are a growing number of devices that use wifi (wireless and no cable required). You can use a wifi keyboard and a wifi mouse. There are wifi printers, and so on.
WIFI and ETHERNET
It will work without wifi, yet you need wifi for the store and setup
No, not all printers work with netbooks. Most of the major brands do.
"The cheapest printers Walmart sells are those in the HP Deskjet series. These printers include single function, to multi function, and even wifi enabled."
A wireless print server is a device which will enable you to share your USB or Parallel port printer on a wireless or wired network.The print server can be configured to connect to an existing wireless network and can then be connected to the printer via the USB or Parallel port, once this has been done the printer should be available for use on any computer on the network.
you would need to get almost any printer that's xp or vista compatible(some xp work) but since its a laptop i recommend that if your running on a wifi connection to get a wifi printer i seen a commercial today, hp wifi printers at office depot i think(maybe staples) there having a sale 30% off but i have seen cables for wireless adapters for older printers and you can always check with the manufacture to see if a updated driver for windows vista was made for your model of printer
It depends on the type of printer! Some printers (older types, mainly) used serial, or parallel ports. Most modern printers use USB or wifi.