Samsung CLP-365W

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Samsung CLP-365W

Hi All

This printer Samsung CLP-365W is not specified on apples site as a AirPrint printer.

Acourding to specks it no diferent to the one the specify. Where I live I can get the CLP-365W now and like to get it ASAP. But I have to beable to print from my 2 iMac's via wi-fi. I cant run a USB cable.

Could someone please check if this will work.

One I like that is not specified

http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/consumer/print-solutions/printers/colour-laser/ CLP-365W/XFA-features

Apple specified this one

http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/consumer/print-solutions/printers/colour-laser/ CLP-415NW/XFA-features

Perhaps the 365W is to new and it's not on their list yet.

Joe

iPhone 4, iOS 5.0.1, iPhone Keynote app

Posted on Dec 16, 2012 3:42 AM

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LousyFool

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Dec 16, 2012 3:46 AM in response to imvelo

If you need an AirPrint printer, you should buy one, and not one that isn't approved for AirPrint.

Does that answer your question? If not, I fear you'll need to contact either Apple or Samsung to get an answer... best in written form, so you can return the unit if it doesn't work... 😉

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imvelo Author

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Dec 16, 2012 4:28 AM in response to LousyFool

Do I ONLY need AirPrint to print from iOS devices or do I need AirPrint to print from iMac to.

My brain tells me and Mac will print on any printer if they are both on the same wi-fi. I am refering to Mac's only now. Not printinf from iPhones and iPads.

Joe

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LousyFool

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Dec 16, 2012 4:38 AM in response to imvelo

For printing from a Mac you'll need some sort of proper connection with the printer (USB/WiFi/wired Ethernet with or without router - whatever the printer supports) and a printer driver/software that works with your present OS X version (unknown to us here), and hopefully in the future for OS X updates and newer versions as well because the printer vendor cares enough for his customers...

Multiple Macs can also print to a printer that's via USB on only one Mac, thanks to printer sharing in OS X. No WiFi required for the printer.

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LousyFool

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Dec 16, 2012 6:34 AM in response to imvelo

WiFi doesn't mind what you transmit. While you're printing, you can keep surfing the web or transfer files in between Macs or whatever.

You (= you yourself, not us here) got to make sure it's ML-compatible. Read the specs, make sure drivers are on-line and up to date.

AirPrint is only required if you want to print from iOS devices direct without needing to go through a Mac one way or another.

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imvelo Author

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Dec 16, 2012 6:40 AM in response to LousyFool

LousyFool wrote:

WiFi doesn't mind what you transmit. While you're printing, you can keep surfing the web or transfer files in between Macs or whatever.

You (= you yourself, not us here) got to make sure it's ML-compatible. Read the specs, make sure drivers are on-line and up to date.

AirPrint is only required if you want to print from iOS devices direct without needing to go through a Mac one way or another.

So by sound of things this printer will atleast work from my mac to print with my wi-fi conection, that is all that is important to me.

Soory what is "ML-compatible" ?

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Answer 6

Jan 21, 2013 3:39 AM in response to imvelo

Dear everyone with Mac installing problems! As you will see from my previous posts I have tried everything and still my intallation failed everytime. I have now re-installed the operating system Mountain Lion, backed everything up etc, and now it connects to the printer fine!

I think it may be a corrupeted file problem somewhere on the computer.

Hope this helps people!

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imvelo Author

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Dec 16, 2012 6:04 AM in response to LousyFool

If the CLP-365W will print via my iMac with Mointain lion and anther iMac with Mountian lion all thru the Wi-Fi, both macs use the same wi-fi to get internet access - I will be happy.

Joe

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LousyFool

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Dec 16, 2012 6:44 AM in response to imvelo

Soory what is "ML-compatible" ?

ML = Mountain Lion.

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