Printers have been demoted to disposables. Let's look at the average printer and it's 99 bucks. Most consumers will not pay more so to add wifi/bluetooth in the printer ups the cost by about 99 bucks.
The solution is simple. Get a wifi or bluetooth print server and plug the printer into that.
I'd pan bluetooth since print times could be far too long for most.
Bob
I just purchased the MX5000 combo which is Bluetooth. I am also in the market for a decent printer. I have heard arguments that WiFi is better and to just go with that, but where my computer is located, I dont have the strongest of signals. Its an older house... Is there a printer out there that offers both WiFi and Bluetooth? Or, am I going to get stuck picking and choosing one signal?
Its kind of importaint to have both cause it would make printing pictures off my Nikon P2 so much easier, and at the sametime not have to worry about a weak or dropped signal during a print from my computer.

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