In tech, mobility means many things – lighter devices, a range of devices to choose from to fit the activity and location, better connections between the devices, and fewer cables. In essence, it means making everything easier so users can do what they want to do wherever they are.
Tablets have grown in acceptance among many users in part due to having larger screens than Smartphones, while having more mobility than notebooks or desktops.
To fully enjoy tablets’ mobility, the connection between tablets and printers is best done with no cable tethering users down. So, wireless printing emerged, and in several ways: using WiFi for a nearby printer, emailing to a printer, or using a service.
However, have consumers taken advantage of wireless printing?
Nearly a third of tablets regularly print to a nearby printer using WiFi. Fewer print using a email or an online service.
This MetaFAQs research result addresses one of the many questions profiling active Tablet and Printer users.
Many other related answers are part of the full TUP service, available to paid subscribers. The TUP chapter with the most information about the users Tablets is the TUP 2016 Tablets Chapter and more about Printers and printing activities is in the TUP 2016 Printer Chapter.
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