Those are the devices that Tony was talking about. It's also the kind of device I was talking about that might not work with your printer, so it's good to check the compatibility on DLink's site first.

And like I said, multifunction printers rarely work with these types of devices, and if they do, most of the time it's printing only, so you should watch out for that.

I would agree with Tony's train of thought, though. If you want to spend zero money, share the printer. If you want to spend ANY money, just get a new printer with wireless built in.