What printer would you reccomend for my ipad ?

I have just broken another printer which is a great excuse to upgrade to one that will work with my Ipad
i run a small business from home and we have a PC 2 x macs 2 Ipads and 2 I phones with Virgin Broadband that is very strong quick connection if it makes a difference .

Any from the list here will be AirPrint compatible: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4356?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669

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Welcome to Apple Support Communities
Any AirPrint printer will work. You can have a look at this site > http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356
I have got a HP Photosmart B110a and it works without any problem

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I am using Arch with KDEmod and I have the impression that this combination is a lot less stable than my previous Ubuntu+Gnome+Compiz (mind you, I am NOT running compiz on Arch anymore). I don't know if this is attributable to KDE or to KDEmod or to Arch - I am currently installing Gnome on Arch in order to check that.
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alex_anthony wrote:If you're using GNOME right now, you could try the Metacity compositor. (In gconf-editor)
and could you have a Qt WM? I don't think so - you can use QT in any WM as is, Qt manages whats in the window, the WM sorts out borders etc
Isn't KWin written in Qt?
Anyway. I've tried GNOME w/ Metacity. It's working pretty nice. I've always had the feeling that GNOME's way is the way to go, not KDE's: no bloat, no revolution, just steady improvement.
Openbox is way to problematic - e.g., when I used the template autostart.sh Openbox would crash on every start. Sometimes the buttons in GTK apps were unusable.
staple wrote:kde 4 is really light on resources. i'm not sure what more you could want from a traditional DE
You don't know, so I'll tell you: it's stability I want. I really like the new technologies in KDE4 but I'm not a teenager using his computer to play (when I was I didn't care for stability). I need a reliable desktop experience. And I'm not using KDE4 until it stops crashing every 10 minutes.
Edit: I've re-read your post and it is actually the same thing you said, isn't it.
Last edited by JeremyTheWicked (2008-06-11 18:35:25)

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Jim,
Thanks for the recommendations.
You'll get a kick out of this. I started with a Betamovie in 1984, switched to Hi8 in 1993, and D8 in 2005. My initial editing was from one beta VCR to another one. Then I bought a good Sony TR101 Hi8 camcorder, and soon bought a $1,300 EV-S3000 Sony Hi8 VCR that connected to the TR101 by wire, which gave some syncronization of the linear edits (about plus or minus 3 frames when it was happy). In 2004 I bought a powerful (for then) computer and Pinacle Studio 9, which with some upgrades is still what I've edited with until now. Some of all three formats of video have been digitized (or downloaded from the D8) as .avi using various hardware. I expect to complete all of that as .avi.
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Can you print from a ipad by plugging it into a printer? If so what printer do you need to be able to?

no you cant
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is getting a printer which support Airprint http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4356
personaly I can't see any reason to print and even if I could I would have no problem doing so from a computer as having an ipad without a computer to sych it with is crazy

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