Hey buddies..
I'm interested in knowing the performance of all in one printers (print/ copy/ scan/ fax) specifically of hp (like model officejet pro 6500) when used in wifi mode..
Does wifi mode have any sort of effect in time taken for printing/ scanning/ copying/ faxing.. Is there any time lag after giving the command in wifi??
Thanx & regards
PS: I'm specifically putting this thread in networking instead of printers as this has got something to do with networking.
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As usual with computers--it depends.
Mostly, it depends on how large the file is. A tiny text file, not so much, a big honking graphic file--yes.
Did a large poster using a desktop publishing program couple months ago and the file format is very large. From the point of hitting print to the point where it started printing was a very long time. You might be surprised how even a relatively small file to you is actually quite large when printing due to formatting information and embedded graphics.
Other factors that influence the:
a) amount of memory on the printer
b) supported network (wireless a/g/n)--all printers I have seen are wireless G right now, but a wireless N on a functioning wireless N network could be faster than a lan connection if all the stars align.
You will note that specific printer has Wireless G, but the wireless model comes with 64mb of memory rather than 32mb of memory.
Performance Of Wifi All In Ones???
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by arihantddn, Jul 13, 2009.