You say you have wireless on the laptop then you don't need anything else
of that but you would have to build some sort of wireless network for your
home. You can buy wireless hubs/routers that have a print server built in.
That would give you the printer through a wireless connection.  A hard drive
has to have a computer to run it.  The one you have has to plug into your
laptop.  There are devices called Network Attached Storage (NAS) that would
let you do it.  Do a search on google.  These devices have just started
coming out in the last year or so and remain fairly expensive.

You could also take a look at www.linksys.com or any of the wireless
vendors.  They have diagrams that are pretty good at explaining what
hardware you would need.

The short answer is yes you can do it.  A full answer would require some
more info like "is this your only computer" , "do you have a home network
now". "how do you access the internet" , etc.   

Ben Moore  

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jeff Dougherty
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 10:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: PCWorks: 2nd request.. USB wireless connections..

I'm surprised no one has responded, yet.
If I get one of these USB wireless adaptors, will my HP ZV5000 laptop
communicate with my HP printer?
Is there such a thing as a wireless USB hub so I can print and access my
wireless Internet and USB 
external hard drive?


Hello..
I have a notebook with built-in wireless. I also have an external hard drive
and printer that currently
connect to my laptop.
Is it possible to connect these to some sort of a hub and have my laptop
wireless connect to the hub so I
can utilize them? Is the built-in wireless only for the Internet?
Or, would I have to purchase a USB wireless connector to plug into the
laptop?
Thank you.
Jeff
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