Trusted Reviews have reviewed the Belkin Wireless G Print Server:

The device is designed to enable a standard USB printer to be accessed over a wireless network. The device grabs itself an IP address and as such can be addressed by any operating system with IP printing functionality - that's Windows XP and Mac OSX for most of you. You can plug a printer (or two) in to either (or both) of the USB ports on the back of the device and then print to it wirelessly. Simple concept, huh?

The rear of the device is rather as you'd expect. There's the wireless antenna, the power jack, and the two USB ports for printer connections. There's also an Ethernet jack for connecting to a standard, wired router rather than over wireless, making this suitable for networking any printer to any network.

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