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two usb 1 para
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http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1042016&CatId=371 [http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1042016&CatId=371]

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It would be good to find a print server that does 4 usb printer connections, if there are none on the market then the above printer would be the closest although these days I seem to have little use for non USB connections
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It would be good to find a print server that does 4 usb printer connections, if there are none on the market then the above printer would be the closest although these days I seem to have little use for non USB connections

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Is there such a thing as a wireless print server that can handle more than 2 printers, all the ones that I have seen up to now have at most the capability of 2 printers to be attached to the wireless print server (I need 4 printers to be attached to the network by wireless)
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Is there such a thing as a wireless print server that can handle more than 2 printers, all the ones that I have seen up to now have at most the capability of 2 printers to be attached to the wireless print server (I need 4 printers to be attached to the network by wireless)

Wireless Print Servers Multiple Printers

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