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Brother Announces Apple AirPrint Compatibility for RuggedJet 4 Mobile Printer

Brother Mobile Solutions announced today that its RuggedJet 4 Wi-Fi handheld receipt and label printers now support Apple AirPrint wireless technology. AirPrint from Apple allows users to wirelessly print from iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch devices directly to RuggedJet 4 printers with ease.

August 12, 2014
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Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc. (BMS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brother International Corp., announced today that its RuggedJet 4 Wi-Fi handheld receipt and label printers now support Apple AirPrint wireless technology. AirPrint from Apple allows users to wirelessly print from iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch devices directly to RuggedJet 4 printers with ease. Brother Mobile Solutions, provider of mobile and desktop thermal printing products, brings seamless integration and wireless printing to iOS users with this announcement.

Built-in AirPrint compatibility allows instant printing from iOS devices without the need to download or install drivers or interfaces and simplifies the RuggedJet user experience, making the thermal printer even easier to use. Moreover, all existing RuggedJet 4 Wi-Fi printers are backward compatible with AirPrint via a simple, free firmware update available from Brother.

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Raul G. Palacios, senior product manager at Brother Mobile Solutions, notes, "We are pleased to expand on our strong relationship with Apple, from incorporating AirPrint technology in laser and inkjet office printers and now to mobile printers. This is a significant advancement for the mobile printing market, where so many mobile workers are equipped with iPhone and iPad today. Now they can print receipts and labels quickly, right out-of-the-box, from their Apple iOS device and directly to the mobile printer."

With AirPrint support built in, an organization's application developers benefit in that they do not have to spend time programming the printers or dealing with installation and set-up. Businesses and government agencies benefit as well by gaining device flexibility and the agility to future-proof their technology investments.

The Brother RuggedJet 4 Wi-Fi mobile printers are designed for high-speed, high-resolution thermal printing of 2-inch to 4-inch documents, labels, and receipts from convenient drop-in rolls. The printers are compact, easy to use and maintain, and carry a two-year "bumper-to-bumper" warranty. They are ruggedly constructed for field operations, with 6-foot drop protection and IP54 certification to withstand dust and moisture.

For more information about the Brother RuggedJet 4 Wi-Fi mobile printers with built-in Apple AirPrint technology, please visit: www.brotherruggedjet.com.

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About Brother Mobile Solutions

Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc., is a wholly owned subsidiary of Brother International Corporation, which had revenues of approximately $1.7 billion in fiscal year 2013. Brother International Corporation and its subsidiaries employ over 1,100 people in the Americas. For more information, visit www.brothermobilesolutions.com.

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