Best Netgear Print Servers for Multifunction

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$61.00 Est. at Amazon

from Jen from, www.circuitcity.com
after falling in love with wireless high speed internet, i started looking for a wireless print server that would work with my canon mp390 multifunction (fax, copies, scans and prints).
from N1ven from Scottsdale, AZ, www.circuitcity.com
do not use multifunction printers, perhaps from what i've heard on this and other items, but i just hooked mine up to an hp laserjet 1300 and an hp deskjet 6540 running with a linksys wrt54gs
from N1ven from Scottsdale, AZ, www.circuitcity.com
do not use multifunction printers, perhaps, but i just hooked mine up to an hp laserjet 1300 and an hp deskjet 6540 running with a linksys wrt54gs wireless router with its dchp, wap-psk, tkip and
from Arlie from San Francisco, CA, www.circuitcity.com
it does not work with my “all in one” multifunction printer but with a regular laser and inkjet it works beautifully.
from Greg G. from San Diego, CA, www.circuitcity.com
this was the first multi-usb port print server that i attempted to configure and use.

$44.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.overstock.com
this product makes it much easier to print from multiple computer networks especially if you are running both wired and wireless devices.
from www.pricegrabber.com
this print server delivers strong performance for fast printing in a multiuser environment.
from www.mwave.com
multi-function printers can only print, but scan/copy/fax functions are not supported.
from www.pricegrabber.com
multi-function printers can only print, but scan/copy/fax functions are not supported.

from JayC from Elizabeth, CO, www.circuitcity.com
i highly recommend this to anyone that has multiple computers in their home and need/desire printing from any of their systems.
from www.amazon.com
great product but each printer requires one, unless you go to the multiples - with which i have had no experience.
from www.newegg.com
this unit is especially useful for home networks where you've got multiple computers an no need to purchase a "wireless" print server (which i've not heard good things about).

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