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The ability to print wirelessly is a valuable feature for laptop and PC users who want the flexibility to print without being anchored to their printer and prefer the clutter-free work environment of wireless. For offices with multiple users, wireless and Ethernet networking make it possible to print from a single printing device – with or without a direct connection.
Many homes now have a desktop PC in a spare room or study as well as laptops used by various members of the family. Instead of having a printer for each PC or laptop, all the PCs and laptops can be connected wirelessly to just one printer located anywhere in the home.
Getting started with wireless printing in 3 easy steps
People who work in a small office or from home can enjoy the flexibility of working anywhere they choose and still connect to their printer wirelessly.
Getting started with wireless printing in 3 easy steps
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Set up your router
The router will allow you to connect your PC, laptop and printer without the need for cables. If you have an internet connection you can also browse the web without the need for wires.
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Connect your wireless enabled PC or laptop
Follow the instructions on your PC or laptop to activate wireless connectivity between your PC/laptop, router and printer.
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Print wirelessly
You can now send documents wirelessly to your printer, allowing you to print from anywhere in your office or home – the sofa, kitchen table or even from your garden!
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