Brother also offer a network version of the same printer, the TD-4100N.
From our beta testing with our etouchOS Retail Point of Sale, we've discovered that both printers just keep on. In a network environment where you want to share printers, I'd strongly recommend spending that bit extra and go with the network printer. In fact, I'd suggest that where possible, always chose the network option over the standard printer irrespective as to whether it's a receipt/label printer or just for printing documents. The same approach applies to Multi-Function Centres as well, make it easy to print from PCs, laptops and phones.
Why?
Because it's easier when you have different devices with different operating systems wanting to print to the same device. Use a printer designed to be networked.
Just sayin'.
Brother have a comprehensive range of printers from entry level to 100 pages per minute - check them out here :- www.brother.com.au
