Printopia essentially re-shares the list of printers that you already have configured on your Mac with iOS devices that are on the same network (turning your Mac into a print server). The concepts discussed here are the same for both solutions. If you're looking for a Windows alternative, you'll want to check out Presto. Note: Printopia is only supported on Mac. They offer a free trial, but to purchase the app for permanent use will set you back a whopping $20. No problemo! Here's how to circumvent that minor detail.įirst, you will need to download and install a small program called Printopia. I'm guessing you also have a printer without this feature, but would still like to AirPrint documents to it. The problem, however, is that it doesn't have AirPrint/ePrint built-in. It lasts forever, is very reliable, has great print quality and is very cost-effective. I use an HP CP3525n color laser printer, and LOVE it. Unfortunately, for most of us, that would likely require the purchase of a new printer. In an ideal world, we would all have shiny new printers that have the AirPrint (or ePrint) technology built-in. AirPrint is one of the key technologies that really enables someone to use an iPad as their full-time content-creation device.
Regardless of the name, it's empowering for the end-user.
While some vendors call this technology "ePrint", Apple's marketing name is " AirPrint". The ability to print wirelessly from your iOS device (iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad) is relatively new, but very powerful.
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