Hi!
Do I need buy additional module to make it really work?
Not in most cases. When a printer claims to be network ready, all you
usually have to do is plug it in to a network and set it up.
The one exception I could think of is an HP printer. Most of their network
capable offerings have an EIO slot that you populate with the card that
connects to the network type you have. (I have a token ring card that I used
with a Business Inkjet model until the printer failed.)
Also, can someone recommend some models? Thanks.
I've been very happy with my Samsung CLP-550n. This printer includes a
preinstalled network card with a wired Ethernet connection.
Samsung also sells the less expensive/less capable CLP-500n...it hasn't got
as much RAM installed and fewer operating systems are supported. You still
get a network card, though.
The CLP-550 and CLP-500 are the same printer sans network card. You can add
it later to those models, if you can find one...
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/clp550n/ is my review of the CLP-550n. I saw a
CLP-600 (?) recently...it's a little bigger and features an engine that does
at least 21 pages per minute in both B&W and color modes. I didn't think the
output quality was as good on that printer.
William