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looking for AIO printer with network support

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hi there

i'm looking for a all in one printer that has network support either wired/wireless works.

i know hp has some

i looked at canon,epson but none of the aio mentions network..

anyone got any suggestions? anyone have aio with network support?

thanks..


I have a HP PSC 2510. I think HP sells a different model with Wireless-G

I am really happy with this printer.

I have it connected by ethernet only. (Wireless is too slow)

hp 7310. It has network support. Never has jammed,never had a prob

It gets used to death for work. I must have filled the SAME cartridge about 15 times so far and it has yet to complain. Also, HP finally released a package w/ Drivers & network support. Before you almost had to install the whole 500+ install package for it to detect and find the printer. :puke:

Almost all HP AIO are either network ready or can be w/ the network add-on option.

I have used the 5500 series which is cheaper and it is very nice as well.

I may be biased, but HP has the best AIO's IMO. HP printers have always been soliid, though i think Lexmark has better super hi-res quality.

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i've looked at the aio 2600 series. but its nowhere to be found.

3000 series are out with wireless but they're at least $100 more expensive than 2600 series

i'm still confused :(

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2600 series are no where to be found

therefore i got psc 1315, no network support but what the hell...

get a print server....wired can be found for as little as $20-$30. The wifi is more expensive, but if you get one that matches the brand of your router (if you have one) it is a painless install. If you don't have a router, consider getting one with a built in print server.

Linksys -http://www.linksys.com/servlet/Satellite?childpagename=US%2FLayout&packedargs=c%3DL_Product_C2%26cid%3D1114037289336&pagename=Linksys%2FCommon%2FVisitorWrapper

http://www.epinions.com/Print_Servers--rev...ice_range_0_100

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i've linksys router wag54g

i didn't know that the routers had built-in print servers **** only if i had known.

but the other thing is nice thanks!

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