Found 253 result(s) for wireless

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Printers do something exciting, yippee!!

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Anyone kitting-out a new home network is going to get more out of a MAXg device such as this than a regular 802.

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" Bought to replace an older Kodak printer that had stopped working. Excellent print copy and faster than old one. The interface print application is not so good as the old one but does the job. Printer is wired to PC, does not recognise the router but...

5 user reviews

Bottom Line: The Canon Pixma TS6220 Wireless inkjet all-in-one printer churns out exceptional output for low-volume small offices and homes.

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Bottom Line: The photo-centric Canon Pixma TS702 Wireless is an inkjet printer that turns out exceptional output, making it a great choice for home offices and families.

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Specializing in 4-by-6-inch shipping labels (but capable of other sizes), the Rollo Wireless Printer X1040 can print from both PCs and mobile devices—and its Rollo Ship Manager offers tasty discounts on shipping, too.

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This product worked great when new but quit working within a year of purhase.

7 user reviews

Besides supplying the unit's own server software, the D-Link CD contains an excellent 122-page .pdf manual with one of the best guides to cables I've run across

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The instruction on this printer are very vague. I do not know yet how to print pictures. It is not clear. There is no place to insert a memory card. My HP was much better.

1 user reviews

If you are looking to buy a nice, cheap functional hassle free printer, you should look elsewhere.

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This color laser printer is ok for the money. I had some issues printing envelopes on it but printing on standard paper is fine

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We returned this item. We could not get it to print wireless. Being all black made it difficult to read when attempting to set it up.

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Thanks to its bright images and minimal crosstalk, the Nvidia 3D Vision 2 glasses with Lightboost are the current best 3D solution for gaming and watching movies on the PC.

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The Dell B1160w's limited paper input capacity and lack of Ethernet networking constrain its use for small businesses with high-volume workloads, but its compact form makes it an affordable solution for personal use at home.

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Brother ADS-1600W is a versatile scanning device that is loaded with advance features. It’s not for bulk scanning as you would infer from its small size. But it can scan a variety of page sizes with or without a computer or a network connected to it...

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The Epson EcoTank Pro ET-16650 wide-format AIO prints well and inexpensively, and it comes with two years of unlimited free ink, making it an exceptional value for small businesses and workgroups.

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The HP 9125e is good for small and home offices. This all-in-one produces sharp documents and has many features, like an ADF with duplex scanning, automatic double-sided printing, and Ethernet connectivity. It also has a large 250-sheet input tray and...

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Both 802.11b and g wireless clients are supported and you can allow both or either type to associate with the AP. Wireless security is where SMC scores highly as this is well beyond your average router. As you’d expect both 64/128-bit WEP and WPA-PSK...

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Forced to connect our Dish Network to a telephone line, else pay a monthly fee, I purchased a Wireless Telephone jack. It worked so well that I hopped online with Amazon and purchased an additional extension for my Computer dial-up line. The price via...

8 user reviews