Connecting a Wireless print server to your existing network does not need to be a hassle or an inconvenience.  One of the best options when you want to establish a reliable print server is to connect up a Linksys WPS54g  USB print Server.  It communicates with your network on the 802.111g wireless frequency, and the wireless option allows you to place the Print server wherever it is the most convenient.

The Linksys WPS54g print server can be connected up directly with your network.  This is handy if you have a network server that is not 802.11g, or if your router or access point is not wireless.  But the true versatility of the Linksys WPS54g comes with the wireless configuration.

Setup is a breeze, it is simply plug and play.  When you connect the Linksys print server, a dialog box pops up and you will be instructed to insert the CD-ROM that comes packaged with the retail versions of the Server.  If you have obtained the server in a different method, then the Linksys Web site provides driver access.

The Linksys WPS54g USP print server is compatible with the faster USB 2.0 protocol, but also supports the USB 1.1 configuration found on older printers.  In that fashion the print server is fully backward USB compatible. The three-megabyte print buffer allows you to share even large print jobs wirelessly with no ugly cables, and you will hardly even know that it is there.

Overall the profile of the Linksys WPS54g is sleek and thin, it can be placed next to the computer, or a distance away connected by a USB cable.  Because it operates wirelessly the print server can be situated next to the printer, and will send and receive data over the network quite easily. Compatibility for the Linksys WPS54g is with Windows XP, and Vista, and the drivers and software installs in a snap.

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