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Brother Introduces Label Printers To Support Wireless Printing

Brother International Corporation has announced that its Brother QL-710W and QL-720NW label printers now support Apple AirPrint wireless printing technology.


The Brother QL-710W and QL-720NW wireless-enabled label printers are designed for printing pre-sized labels for file folders, mailing/shipping labels, name badges, banners and more.

AirPrint wireless printing for iPad®, iPod touch® or iPhone®(1) allows users to conveniently print labels and more without the need to download software or install additional device drivers. This added flexibility creates the exciting opportunity for app developers to add convenient direct label printing support to their iOS applications. Examples of potential uses include printing appointment cards from scheduling applications, name badges from visitor management applications, or address labels from shipping or contact management applications.  Speedy, wireless label printing is an attractive feature to busy small business owners, executives and professionals who need the flexibility to print on demand from their mobile devices.

In addition to compatibility with Apple's AirPrint technology, these Brother QL printers offer ultra-fast print speeds up to 93 labels per minute(2), pre-designed label templates and much more.  The printers produce high-quality text and sharp images plus ship with a two-year limited warranty as well as free phone support for the life of the product.
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