well as list common unsupported All iOS built-in apps that support printing use printing protocols, recognizing that AirPrint. Apps on the App Store that use the schools tend to leverage technologies iOS printing system also use AirPrint. for longer timeframes than is commonly found in many other Teachers can print to both AirPrint compatible industries. and non-AirPrint printers from their Mac. Students can send documents for the teacher to print as a means to approve the need to print and conserve resources. In addition, there are third party solutions to allow iOS printing to non-AirPrint printers such as the PrintCentral app in the App Store. Teacher Laptop Device: 13-inch MacBook Air MacBook Air is capable of printing network printing via AirPrint, Bonjour, Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), Line Printer Daemon (LPD), and HP Jetdirect (Socket), Windows printer sharing protocol (CIFS) is supported. Printing via USB, Bluetooth, and FireWire is also supported. 7.3. Remote Network Access RFP Requirement Apple Response 7.3.1. Portability Student and Teacher Tablet Devices: iPad and iPad mini The Provider’s portable computing iPad will allow students to access the Internet device must enable students and via built-in Wi-Fi. iPad’s Wi-Fi chipset enables teachers to access the Internet from the device to access all current standards of their homes or other locations. The Wi-Fi: 802.11n (both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), Provider’s solution must also be 802.11g, 802.11a, and 802.11b. accessible from remote locations, using the personal computing device, Optional accessories (not included in proposal via other ISPs — for example, for a pricing) can provide access to the Internet via student to access the Provider’s cellular Mi-Fis and Bluetooth. solution through the family’s ISP account. Bidders must describe what Teacher Laptop Device: 13-inch MacBook Air methods are supported by the
well as list common unsupported printing protocols, recognizing that schools tend to leverage technologies for longer timeframes than is commonly found in many other industries. All iOS built-in apps that support printing use AirPrint. Apps on the App Store that use the iOS printing system also use AirPrint. Teachers can print to both AirPrint compatible and non-AirPrint printers from their Mac. Students can send documents for the teacher to print as a means to approve the need to print and conserve resources. In addition, there are third party solutions to allow iOS printing to non-AirPrint printers such as the PrintCentral app in the App Store. Teacher Laptop Device: 13-inch MacBook Air MacBook Air is capable of printing network printing via AirPrint, Bonjour, Internet Printing Protocol (IPP), Line Printer Daemon (LPD), and HP Jetdirect (Socket), Windows printer sharing protocol (CIFS) is supported. Printing via USB, Bluetooth, and FireWire is also supported. 7.3. Remote Network Access RFP Requirement Apple Response 7.3.1. Portability The Provider’s portable computing device must enable students and teachers to access the Internet from their homes or other locations. The Provider’s solution must also be accessible from remote locations, using the personal computing device, via other ISPs — for example, for a student to access the Provider’s solution through the family’s ISP account. Bidders must describe what methods are supported by the Student and Teacher Tablet Devices: iPad and iPad mini iPad will allow students to access the Internet via built-in Wi-Fi. iPad’s Wi-Fi chipset enables the device to access all current standards of Wi-Fi: 802.11n (both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), 802.11g, 802.11a, and 802.11b. Optional accessories (not included in proposal pricing) can provide access to the Internet via cellular Mi-Fis and Bluetooth. Teacher Laptop Device: 13-inch MacBook Air
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