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Final Holdout, the Printer, Cuts the

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By THOMAS J. FITZGERALD

Published: January 22, 2004

OR those who have savored

the freedom of wireless

networks, whether at home, at

the office or in an Internet cafe,

wires and cables may seem like

obsolete relics from the earliest

days of personal computing. But

even networked homes usually

maintain one tether to the past:

the printer cable.

It does not have to be that way.

Today you can not only print

wirelessly from the living room

sofa or the kitchen table, but also

wirelessly share a single printer

among several computers. That

way, the printer can be stored

anywhere in the house -

centrally located for convenient

access, or tucked out of sight. As

a bonus, most of the options for

wireless printing, from print

servers to Bluetooth modules to

rinters with Wi-Fi technology

already built in, are relatively

easy to set up.

If you already have a home

network based on a Wi-Fi

router, or access point,

incorporating a printer is a

matter of only a few steps. Some

users forget that wireless routers

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While Wi-Fi has been the main focus for home networkers, several Bluetooth-based methods are also suitable for wireless printing. In comparison with W