Wireless printers have become a reality today. Its because today, when everyone prefers to use a laptop, you don’t want to have a printer that should be connected to an electrical outlet every time for generating prints.
There are many ways to connect your printer but each of these ways has its own advantages and disadvantages. So, it just depends on the set up of the computer and the printer, which sharing set up is selected.
You can share the printer between all the computers. This is generally done in offices today where a printer is added as a device on every computer. But, in a windows based computer, the set up for his printer sharing cannot be done by a novice, when the operating system is windows 98. Another disadvantage also exists and that is the computer to which the printer is attached can’t be switched off till the printing command from another PC has been executed.
Another method is that the connectivity of a printer through the use of a wireless print server. Such servers can be easily obtained from the market. Many models are available in the market produced by distinct electronic companies.
However, users may find it  tough to connect the printer if they are not aware of basic networking capabilities. However, all such printer manufacturers include set up programs to make such set up easier. Wireless printers are also easily available in the market that contain LAN and can be easily connected to any computer in the office. All such wireless printers have w added at the end of their model number.  The feature of 802.11n LAN is quite costly and is only optimal once you require printing large graphics files and so need a printer that can print without adding it to a computer.