“What is the difference between a wireless model that indicates "network ready" and one that does not?”

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• The difference between a printer that says wireless and wireless "network ready" is that the one that has the wireless and "network ready" has wireless, RJ-45 Ethernet, and USB connectivity. An HP Printer that has wireless and is not network ready has only wireless and USB connectivity.

  Answered by HP Team 12 years ago

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• the wireless one is truely wireless and connects via the ip address of your computer. I dont know what network ready means but wireless means no wire connection you fill in you ip address and the computer knows the rest

  Answered by rnjupiter 12 years ago

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