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The Dell V305w prints, copies, and scans, all without wires. Of course, you can also connect it to a USB port if you're into that sort of thing.
The Dell V305w prints, copies, and scans, all without wires. Of course, you can also connect it to a USB port if you're into that sort of thing.
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Other than that this thing scans, prints, copies just right for my needs.
I'm no fan of HP either and its wireless nightmares. For me, buy the ehternet port adapted printer, put the printer near the wireless router you have and print to the IP. Easy and sometimes cheaper.
That's odd. And a wireless printer at that.
My HP all-in-one works wirelessly with all platforms.
(how hard would it be for dell to provide drivers for the Mac?)
- by sprite808 August 13, 2008 5:29 PM PDT
- it works like a dream, and has really east setup...more importantly, the ink is the cheapest i've seen...it's awesome is the bottom line
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