At 7:44 PM -0800 12/14/04, Andrew Fishkin wrote:
Your new PowerBook or iBook won't care whether it is talking to a base
station, a Sawtooth pretending to be a base station, or the T-Mobile
connection at your local Starbucks. An 802.11 signal is the same as any
other, the only variances being speed
Your new PowerBook or iBook won't care whether it is talking to a base
station, a Sawtooth pretending to be a base station, or the T-Mobile
connection at your local Starbucks. An 802.11 signal is the same as any
other, the only variances being speed (a, b, g etc) and range, which depends
on the an
At 9:57 PM -0500 12/14/04, Gregory Cortelyou wrote:
On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop (Sawt
They all use the same basic airport card (except the extreme). It will work
fine.
John
>
> On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
>
>> I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
>> have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
>> Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba l
On Dec 14, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Andrew wrote:
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop (Sawtooth)
and an Airport Extreme card in my 12" G4, all
The funny thing is that before we got the Belkin card for the Gateway,
my son had a Nextel(??? Yellow box) card that wouldn't work at
all...Returned it to Staples and got the Belkin and that took right off
at installation and has worked perfectly since Black Friday...
Mike
I mix and match freel
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been using my G4 desktop as the base station, it has the o
I mix and match freely as well without a problem. I
have an old Lucent 802.11b (Airport) card in my
Lombard, a 3Com 802.11b card in my old Toshiba laptop,
an original Airport card in my G4 desktop (Sawtooth)
and an Airport Extreme card in my 12" G4, all
connected to an Airport Extreme base station
On Dec 13, 2004, at 10:30 pm, Gregory Cortelyou
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been us
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
I was wondering if I can still use my software base station setup. I
have been using my G4 desktop as the base station, it has the old
standard Airport c
On 14/12/04 09:21, "Jeff Drummond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 13, 2004, at 10:30 pm, Gregory Cortelyou
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or new
>> iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built in and
>> I
At 11:59 PM -0500 12/13/04, Gregory Cortelyou wrote:
I am probably moving up from my beloved Pismo to a Powerbook G4 or
new iBook early next year. They now come with Airport Extreme built
in and I was wondering if I can still use my software base station
setup. I have been using my G4 desktop as
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