“what is considered a high speed internet connection for this wireless printer ? When purchased , will I need anything else besides paper ?”

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• Hey @Zoner, nope, all you need is to add paper, it's Super Duper easy to be up and running within minutes, literally. I pressed the WPS button on my router and *POOF* it was like magic, no screens or configuration, just showed up on my devices as an available printer.

  Answered by TechReviews 5 years ago

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• High speed internet connection just means the printer can connect to your router via wifi and be available either over your home network or the internet depending on your use of the HP app and cloud print services. The connection doesn't have to be high speed - that's just marketing speak. Pretty much everyone's internet connection is "high speed" relative to when the term came into vogue and printers started getting wireless interfaces.

  Answered by zboot 5 years ago

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• If you've got cable speed internet you'll be fine. You don't need anything but paper and a computer/laptop/tablet for the initial configuration.

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• Not sure about what you mean, "what is considered a high speed internet connection for this wireless printer?" Are speaking of printing remotely? Suspect any common internet speeds will work just fine. Use, you need paper and some electricity. Pun intended. Printer is easy to setup and easy to use.

  Answered by vrs99 5 years ago

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