p.s., if you want to go really cheap, you can just use a crossover cable between the macs and use one as a print server for both machines with the printer hooked up to a serial port, apple has a freeware program to do this and i believe it's built into the later os versions. unfortunately, if you decide to add macs, you'll definitely need a hub, unless you go 10b2 which is an older standard that uses coax cable to connect the macs together. unfortunately coaxial cables are more expensive so it's likely cheaper to use a hub and a 10bt or 100bt system (and the 2 speeds can be combined as long as your hub can handle both speeds).
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