I was just unsure what the difference was between a "wireless" printer vs a "Bluetooth" capable printer.
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You must have a good signal in order to print stuff.
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wifi and bluetooth are both wireless. but wifi requires internet. or some type of wireless router.281ric Thanks this. -
Wireless is just that, a connection with no wires. There are 2 main types of wireless connection. Bluetooth, and WiFi. Bluetooth is a short range (maybe 15 to 20 ft max) direct point to point (device to device) technology that does not require any other equipment. WiFi is a network based technology that has longer range (can be as far as 200ft or more) but generally requires a device to act as the central connection point and traffic cop for the flow of data, typically a Router or Hub or Mobile Cellular WiFi Hotspot such as a Verizon Jetpack. Bluetooth is the most direct and easiest solution for in the truck. Most printer manufacturers now sell at least one Bluetooth capable printer. Most will require the downloading and installation of an App for your phone to allow easy use of the Bluetooth connection.
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