look at the NetGear Print server for just about all "basic printing" needs
....ie just print and like Mark said no ink notifiction or such...
Check the web site for a list of compatable printers.
I know that the NetGear does not load any software it just configures the
port to the printer

"Mark McIntyre" <markmcintyre@spamcop.net> wrote in message
news:1ad7p21pr2gams6p9j5babhppp3nnacikn@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 10:03:37 +0100, in alt.internet.wireless , "Daniel
> CLEMENT" <no@spam.thanks> wrote:
>
>>>
>>Actually I would like to install the printer in remote room (from the
>>router). That's why I'm thinking of a (cheap printer + cheap wifi print
>>server).
>
> Be Super Careful with your choice of printers and print servers.
>
> Many cheap printers require special drivers on the PC, and these do
> not always work with printservers. If your printer has "clever"
> ink-level monitors or other utility functions, be suspicious. This is
> ESPECIALLY true with multifunction devices.
>
> For example,
>
> Works: HP Laserjet 6, HP Deskjet 815c
> Doesn't work: Kyocera X5150, Epson Photo R220
>
> These were tested with a parallel port Edimax printserver, and a USB
> port printserver built into my SMC router. In the "not work" cases,
> either it simply didn't work at all, or printed half a page then
> crashed, or printed garbage.
>
> So... CHECK with the printer maker and the wireless printserver maker
> to confirm your printer is compatible.
> --
> Mark McIntyre