NETGEAR PS121 USB 2.0 Mini Print Server

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As the cost of printers have come down dramatically, many home and SOHO users have sought to add printers to their networks. Also, many of these printers now have a USB interface through which to connect to a network. If a cluster of 3 or more PCs seeks to be attached to a single printer, the NETGEAR PS121 USB Print Server can allow them to access that printer quickly and easily. The PS121 is compatible with wired or wireless routers from any vendor, and can enable a user to have a wired printing network within their broader wireless network. Configuration is simple via the Smart Wizard install assistant, providing a much more seamless user experience than other print servers. Sleek, compact, and easy to use, the PS121 USB Mini Print Server is the perfect solution to add printing to your home or office network.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Print server lets you share a printer with multiple users on a network
  • USB interface is compatible with most printers from HP, Canon, Epson, Lexmark, and others
  • 10 Mbps Ethernet port and on-board memory makes for quick printing
  • Backed by a 1-year warranty
  • Device measures 3.4 x 0.96 x 2.32 inches (WxHxD)
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Netgear
  • DataLinkProtocol: Ethernet
  • EAN: 0606449038507
  • Format: CD
  • FormFactor: External
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Netgear
  • Manufacturer: Netgear
  • Model: PS121NA
  • MPN: PS121NA
  • NetworkInterfaceDescription: USB
  • OperatingSystem: Windows
  • PackageQuantity: 20
  • Platform: Windows
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: NETWORKING_DEVICE
  • ProductTypeSubcategory: 2300305
  • Publisher: Netgear
  • Studio: Netgear
  • UPC: 606449034684
  • Warranty: 1 year warranty

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Customer Reviews

good product2009-05-12
This print server is easy to use and did not take that much time to install on all of my network computers.
It's not a good stuff2009-05-10
This print server should not be sold because stop to work constantly and does that the printer software stopped and give an error abruptly. Itself not it bearing a grudge that buy it neither to my enemies.
Easy and Amazing...2009-03-16
This is a cooliest item I've ever gotten. This made my apartment look so neat and tidy with less cords. It's easy to set up and I have no problem at all. Took me only less than 10 minutes... Yes I'm a Technician so yah i know about computers. This is only for people who know a lot about computers. Later!
Would not work with my system2009-03-04
This product was a disaster. I hate is when you spend a few hours trying to figure out how to make a product work land find in the end it is incompatible with your system. I sent this one back for a credit - waste of at least 3 hours of my time.
Using print server2009-03-02
The server works as advertized. However, read the fine print. It only shares printing. Other functions on a multipurpose printer, e.g., copying,scanning will NOT work.
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