On Feb 11, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Brian McEwen wrote:
Ok. Our experience with Netgear's version on PC's is that it's
almost as good as a pcmcia card, about 80% of the effective range.
The only problem with that is getting one that works with OS X. I
believe the ones with the Ralink chipset have drivers for OS X, but
not the others. I haven't a clue about the broadcom stuff, though.
By the way, to refute a statement made in an earlier post about
Airport not being industry standard, it actually is. It's a stock
Broadcom bcm43xx series chipset. Now, if Apple would backport the
Airport Extreme drivers to OS 9, I'd be happy..
Caleb
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