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USB or Ethernet should be fine and you shouldn't see any difference. I don't think parallel port would be the best but if you had no other option it's nothing to worry about.
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Printers don't use much bandwidth at all, so USB or ethernet will work fine. Parallel will also work, but isn't as easy to configure as USB.
I would recommend using USB just because you can plug it in and go, you dont need to configure IP's for the printer or selecting the port for parallel.
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As far as on paper:
1. Ethernet 2. USB (USB 2.0, otherwise 1.1 can be a lot slower...) 3. in a distant 3rd, Parallel
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