> : I've had to face the fact that I need to go wireless, but Apple's > : Airport pages aren't clear on hardware specs. Can I run an Airport > : card on a vanilla Lombard? > > Nope. Apple's AirPort card isn't designed to go into the > PCMCiA slot. It's made only for those Macs with built-in > support for AirPort cards (advertised as "AirPort-ready").
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