Hi - I think yes, but must verify. Can it print via non wireless/direct to computer connection? Router doesn't always play nicely w peripherals
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Short answer...Yes. Just plug in via USB as with any other peripheral. USB 3 probably best. Works perfectly for me.
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Yes. I had mine for the desktop. I have a router and was able to use my wireless printer.
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My guess is no as the printer is not wireless and uses a USB cable for connection to the computer.
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No, not a true wireless printer, but can be connected to a network and accessed via cloud printing to be considered a "wireless" printer.
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Yes, I can. I have a Brother wireless printer and I can IPrint or copy document, click on my icon for printer and print. It is tricky... Needed help from my techie!!
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Yes, if you connect a printer via wifi, usb or bluetooth, you should have no problem printing from it.
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Yes a wired network printer can work wireless with this gadget. The manual is not good at all so you should have some basic knowledge of networks and IP configuration.
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Hi D. Ambrose,If you have a wireless printer, you can connect it to it as you would any other wireless device and print. If it's not a wireless printer, then no. We hope this helps!
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This printer is not a wireless printer. You have to connect it directly to a router (with Ethernet cable) and the router can send out the wireless signal.
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I haven't tried it myself, but I'm a big mac user and I have used this printer before on windows computers. The printer itself is USB if I remember right. If you have a USB port on your router, hook it up to that and the printer will pull an IP directly from the router itself (you may have to sign into the router to get it). If you don't have a USB port on your router, you'll need a seperate box like an HP JetDirect to give it an IP then you can connect to it wirelessly. On a mac, you'll need to go into system preferences>print &scan;, then hit the plus sign to add. Hope that helps!
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Hi Trace, I am Not 100% sure if this specific NetBook allows for wireless printing. It does not indicate this specific feature (wireless printing) on the box it was packaged in. What I would suggest is; to either do further research online (i.e. CNet) to see what features it has and how well it rates compared to other NetBooks/PCs. I hope my suggestion as well as my response answers your question.
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Not directly. If you use the Sync software with your computer, you can send the image wirelessly the way you would print anything. You can't print directly from the divice to a printer though.
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Yes. Wifi is just the "middle-man" from the device your printing from and your printer. Your wifi router (this TP-LINK wireless router) doesn't have specific drivers, etc for each thing that can connect to it, it just works. What you need to make sure of is if the computer, tablet, or whatever you're printing from is compatible with your printer (and since it's Epson I'm sure it does).
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There is no way to print wirelessly though you could print across the network if the machine attached to the printer is turned on. The only good thing about this printer is the small footprint. Otherwise it will give you trouble in ways you never imagined. Steer clear!
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I have mine hooked up to a router so i dont use the wireless part. I am 99% sure you can use it as a stand alone wireless printer
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Not sure if the printer has the straight wireless printing from a device. I set up the ones I bought with a static IP address and any computer prints to it going through the wireless router. Hope this helps. James
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Yes, it can be hooked up to routers that support connected printers (e.g. Apple routers) via USB cable. A different model, the p2015dn, also includes an ethernet jack to allow you to connect it to a router via ethernet cable. For what it's worth, I owned this printer, and while it worked well for me for 2-3 years, it broke soon after the warranty period and HP would have charged over half the cost of the printer to fix it. So I replaced it with a much cheaper Brother (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081TYO72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and have been very happy with it -- built-in wi-fi printing, iOS-compatible AirPrint, duplex. It's been great for the 6+ months I've had it.