Hey Mac people,
I need to get a new router. Does anyone have experience with whether or
not the latest Apple Airport Extreme Base Station has anything to offer
that another good router does not?
Or can anyone recommend one of these n routers?
I've had 1 pretty much bullet proof Netgear and 1
It has a really easy to use and well designed interface for
configuration and security.
Easy to lock down, easy to open up temporarily if the need arises.
I think it was worth it for my mostly Mac household. It is my 4th
wireless router, first Apple one.
Matthew
On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:08
Thanks,
Are you aware of this little software update for Intel Macs?
http://tinyurl.com/2r3e2l
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Yes. As I recall though N degrades to G if any non-N systems
connect to it.
On Feb 6, 2008, at 4:17 PM, Jordan wrote:
Thanks,
Are you aware of this little software update for Intel Macs?
http://tinyurl.com/2r3e2l
Yes, so I've heard. The Macs we use most of the time are Intel Macs so
it should not be an Issue. I'm not sure we'd notice a higher speed. But
the greater range would be nice!
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Yes. As I recall though N degrades to G if any non-N systems
connect to it.
Try a G MIMO router.
I just swapped out our Dlink router (G) that had a very so so signal
all throughout the building (round building many walls at angles) and
replaced it with a Belkin G MIMO router (the routers were all
donations so lets not get into a brand war) and the difference in
Thanks,
It's better range that appeals to me. There is a brick wall within the
house that I'm hoping to get WiFi through. I know there are a few
options for me. A removable antenna might work because I could have the
router box where I could plug ethernet cable in, and locate the antenna
