I'm buying a wireless HP printer (HP460wf) but I noticed that it comes with a 802.11b wireless card instead of a 802.11g. HP gives you the option to buy the printer and the wireless card separated in which case you can get an 802.11g wireless card. Of course, if you go with the later option, you end up paying an extra 30 bucks.
Is getting the 802.11g card instead of the 802.11b worth the extra 30 bucks? will i notice a difference in speed when printing?
Thanks for your help.
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I really doubt it. If it was really a huge deal, wireless printing would've adopted 802.11g a long time ago.
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802.11b is fast enough for printing.
Wireless Printing: 802.11b or 802.11g !!!!
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by DV2000T, Sep 3, 2006.