Does photosmart d110a have 802.11a? If not, does it have 802.11n?

Had it connected via b/g WiFi but it doesnt seem to connect with my new router even though ive checked all settings. The manual and cd are useless, and hp site's specs for this photosmart are useless. Appreciate your help if you can find out if it's 802.11a or n compatible.

Hi,
Did you ask this question yesterday ? Your printer is NOT networkable without buying more hardware:
The following table lists connectivity options.
Series                                                               USBWireless    NetworkWired Network (Ethernet)
HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110a Printer
Yes
       No
     No
HP Photosmart e-All-in-One D110b Printer
Yes
            No
             No
In short, it does NOT have wired and wireless adapter.
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BH
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