Has anyone ever come up with a way of connecting some kind of external
antenna to the PB to boost signal connectivity? I've got the G4 AL
15 machine, and I don't even see a decent place to attach something
to a screw. It would have been nice if there had been a plug or port
on the side of the
On 1/26/06, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My 12 AL book gets far less range than my 12 iBook because it has a
smaller antenna, or so the people at MacWorld told me. I would suggest
getting a better antenna for the WIFI and leave the AL book as it is.
Trouble is, these aren't my
I ordered the YSC-REO5ET with the MC-card connector for the airport
card.
I first clicked on 2.4 GHz Antennas for 802.b/g WiFi, under the left
hand menu. If you look under range extenders, and click on a model,
there is a pull down menu that lets you choose the proper adapter for
the airport
This still requires a physical connection to the card. I'm not keen
on making this kind of adaptation. Besides, if I read it correctly,
one of the ways to attach the antenna is to go thru the PC card slot?
I'm using my slot with a CF card.
I was told about, but haven't had a chance to track
On 26/01/06, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My 12 AL book gets far less range than my 12 iBook because it has a
smaller antenna, or so the people at MacWorld told me. I would suggest
getting a better antenna for the WIFI and leave the AL book as it is.
Tom
The real reason behind
That is not what I was told by Apple at MacWorld!
On 1/27/06 3:55 PM, Caleb Cupples [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The real reason behind the weakness of the G4 'Books wireless
reception is the metal case. The Pismo/Lombard and all the iBooks have
a significant advantage, for this reason alone.
If you look at a parts page on the 12 powerbook, the antenna only goes
around the bottom and up to the grey tabs on the side of the display.
The iBook and Pismo antenna goes all the way around the display, this giving
a larger area to receive WIFI signals.
Tom
The real reason behind
a larger area to receive WIFI signals.
Tom
I goofed. Then again, I haven't had an AlBook or a TiBook to test with,
other than my limited experience with a friend's 15 AlBook that he let
me borrow while we were in CA last year, since the 190 didn't have
ethernet or WiFi. Apple still made a dumb
I agree completely!
This bizarre design change forces me to take my iBook when traveling and not
my Albook so I can get stronger WIFI connections. Now, my Pismo, because of
its larger size and much larger antenna (compared to a 12) is the WIFI
champ, but too big to travel with, for me anyway
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use the wifi connection in my
'book with a weak base station signal--too much brick and steel in the
way--I can get connected, but it's not stable.
Has anyone ever come up with a way of connecting some kind of external
antenna to the PB to boost signal
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:09 PM, Howard Katz wrote:
Has anyone ever come up with a way of connecting some kind of external
antenna to the PB to boost signal connectivity? I've got the G4 AL
http://www.smalldog.com/product/32826
I wasn't aware of those--thanks. Tho to be honest, at $40-50, I might
just put up with a weak signal--those are a bit pricy--the peecee at
work needed an external antenna, and we got a decent one for under
$10--granted, it's not being used on a book, but that's a major price
difference. :)
I
On Jan 26, 2006, at 9:09 AM, Howard Katz wrote:
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use the wifi connection in my
'book with a weak base station signal--too much brick and steel in the
way--I can get connected, but it's not stable.
I've noticed that the older dual USB iBook and the 17
What kind of base station or WAP do you have? If it has an external
antenna, you're in luck. There are hi-gain antennas avaiable,
sometimes featured at http://dealmac.com for about $10. There are
ominidirectional ones and directional. I tried an omnidirectional one
first, but since my WAP
On Jan 26, 2006, at 1:12 PM, Howard Katz wrote:
I wasn't aware of those--thanks. Tho to be honest, at $40-50, I might
just put up with a weak signal--those are a bit pricy--the peecee at
work needed an external antenna, and we got a decent one for under
$10--granted, it's not being used on a
by attaching to the card
itself and running the wire out of the card slot on the side.
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:09 PM, Howard Katz wrote:
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use the wifi connection in my
'book with a weak base station signal--too much brick and steel in the
way--I can get
My 12 AL book gets far less range than my 12 iBook because it has a
smaller antenna, or so the people at MacWorld told me. I would suggest
getting a better antenna for the WIFI and leave the AL book as it is.
Tom
I've got a situation where I'm trying to use the wifi connection in my
'book
604t ADSL router - Can any of these signal boosting kits work
with any wifi router? I will look some more but didn't see how they fit -is
it a standard fitting?
Scuse me if I am a bit dumb - I am only a few days into portable Mac life.
Its really noce.
all the best
Brian
--
G-Books
.
Have a d-link 604t ADSL router - Can any of these signal boosting
kits work
with any wifi router? I will look some more but didn't see how they
fit -is
it a standard fitting?
If you see an easy way to unplug the external antenna on the WAP you
can likely figure something out.
Try putting
G-Books wrote on 1/5/06, 09:43:
That's a little late, as I bought a Sonnet Aria Extreme from OWC last
night,
Caleb sorry I couldn't have gotten the card earlier for your sake, but
the Holidays sort of held things up. A battery is my next purchase, as I
too want
G-Books wrote on 1/5/06, 09:43:
Thanks Brad. I filed this away for future use.
Mad Dog
You are welcome, I've seen through perusing the list that you had a
Lombard and was trying to get a wifi card to work using the IOExperts
drivers, which I did with a YDI Diamond
a
Lombard and was trying to get a wifi card to work using the IOExperts
drivers, which I did with a YDI Diamond card which worked, but works in
my 3400c as an Airport card under OS 9.1. And I was tired of futzing
around with wifi cards, so I thought I'd try something that would show
up as an Airport card
Hey Everybody especially Caleb and Mad Dog; If anyone is interested I
just picked up a Motorola WN825G wireless notebook adapter card from
Ebay and it is currently working in my 400MHZ Lombard and shows up as an
Airport card. I am using OS X.2.8. I got the card for $18.00 which was
not bad at
That's a little late, as I bought a Sonnet Aria Extreme from OWC last
night, as well as finally getting that much needed replacement battery.
$70 was a bit steep for the card, but I figured that it's worth the
extra dough to get it when the battery gets in.
Cable Monkeys, bring it... I can
Hey Everybody especially Caleb and Mad Dog; If anyone is interested I
just picked up a Motorola WN825G wireless notebook adapter card from
Ebay and it is currently working in my 400MHZ Lombard and shows up as an
Airport card. I am using OS X.2.8. I got the card for $18.00 which was
not bad at
G-Books wrote on 12/21/05, 14:30:
the motorola card i had in the pcmcia slot of my pismo had a
broadcom chip, and worked flawless. it was seen buy the system as an
airport extreme card and was the 54mbps card .
vicki.
***
Hi Vicki thanks for the information, I was
with my Graphite Base Station because it has a Broadcom
chipset in it. What I am wondering is whether or not any one knows if
this Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G also has the
Broadcom chipset or if someone can point me in the direction to find out
what chipset it has. Why; because
as an Airport Extreme card and works
flawlessly with my Graphite Base Station because it has a Broadcom
chipset in it. What I am wondering is whether or not any one knows if
this Motorola 802.11g PCMCIA WiFi wireless card WN825G also has the
Broadcom chipset or if someone can point me in the direction
I have used one of these for over a year now.
The RoamAbout. Works with OS 9, OS X, Windows, XP Linux!
And the price just can't be beat!
http://www.wegenermedia.com/wlsrm.htm
I have an orinco Gold WIFI card that only works
in OS 9+ that I used to use b4 OS X.
If anyone could use it, I
on 22/06/05 00:46, Kristina at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well finally here's something I can share...
I am using Orinoco Gold Classic Card for my Lombard running 9.2.2
Just one word of caution: from time to time, the manufacturers of these
cards will change the chipset of their cards which
on 6/22/05 8:19 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 22/06/05 00:46, Kristina at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well finally here's something I can share...
I am using Orinoco Gold Classic Card for my Lombard running 9.2.2
For the card to be recognized in OS 9, you need to make
I guess the responses to my post sum up the the core question.
Which card brands will work BOTH under OS9 and OSX?
Also, I don't have Tiger installed yet either, so wondering if there is
an app out there (like the Tiger Widget) that gives you signal
strengths under Panther?
Thanks for the
Dave:
This won't work for OS9, but it will work with OS 10.2.6 and later.
It's relatively inexpensive ... a possibility is you could get two
cards ... one for OS X and one for OS 9.
This is from dealmac.com ... my wife is currently using one on a
Tibook and OS X - Tiger.
From: David Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WiFi
Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 07:47:37 -0700
I guess the responses to my post sum up the the core question.
Which card brands will work BOTH under OS9 and OSX?
Also, I don't have Tiger installed yet either, so wondering if there is
an app out
I guess the responses to my post sum up the the core question.
Which card brands will work BOTH under OS9 and OSX?
I'm very impressed with the AeroCard Plus from MacSense. Comes with
drivers for both OS'es, and seems to have a somewhat stronger reception
than the Orinoco Gold in my
, then to OS9,
then to Panther. And do it all with out restarting. Like I said, not
so bad. :)
Anyway, I'd like to be able to take advantage of the Wifi hot spots
when in town, so wondering what are the best cardbus brands to find for
Macs?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
--
G-Books is sponsored by http
. Like I said, not so bad. :)
Anyway, I'd like to be able to take advantage of the Wifi hot spots
when in town, so wondering what are the best cardbus brands to find
for Macs?
Thanks in advance,
Dave
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp
Well finally here's something I can share...
I am using Orinoco Gold Classic Card for my Lombard running 9.2.2
It works great...
Kristina
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives |
-- Check our web site
on wifi, G3 clamshell
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2005 23:17:03 -0700
My Reply follows quote. On 08/04/2005 22:23 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Okay, I got the airport card for my clamshell, love it to death and
enjoy being completely wire-free. However I noticed with the airport
card, the battery life
dan_A
Thanks for the response to my ??? I am sorry I wasn't clear about what I am
running...I am running OS 9.1 and my email program is Outlook Express...I'd
like it to be compatible with Netscape, so they work togeter...a posted link
embedded in the text of a messages automatically opens/jumps
On Apr 12, 2005 9:04 AM, Kristina Rost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the response to my ??? I am sorry I wasn't clear about what I am
running...I am running OS 9.1 and my email program is Outlook Express...I'd
like it to be compatible with Netscape, so they work togeter...a posted link
On Apr 12, 2005, at 10:13 AM, Kristina Rost wrote:
dan_A
did the download for jbidwatcher...but I do not have a program on my
machine
that will open it...
Kristina
Again, didn't realize that you weren't using OSX. It's for X only...
sorry.
dan_A
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/
Wow! Now that's a subject line.
On Apr 12, 2005, at 10:41 AM, dan_A wrote:
On Apr 12, 2005, at 10:13 AM, Kristina Rost wrote:
dan_A
did the download for jbidwatcher...but I do not have a program on my
machine
that will open it...
Kristina
Again, didn't realize that you weren't using OSX. It's
On Apr 9, 2005, at 10:55 PM, Kristina Rost wrote:
1] there a decent mac program which will do about the same thing as
eBay's
turbo lister?
There's a really great program that I've been using for over a year
called jbidwatcher. You can download from this link:
My Reply follows quote. On 08/04/2005 22:23 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Okay, I got the airport card for my clamshell, love it to death and
enjoy being completely wire-free. However I noticed with the airport
card, the battery life is seriously diminished. If I plan on using it
without the
Hi I have been using my new ibook for two weeks now and the battery
only lasts for 3 hrs 50 with the airport card fitted and that is a new
book. So 2hr + from a clamshell is good.
I also have a 3400c with wifi via a mac wireless card, with the cd
loaded and wireless being used for the net
this is the URL:
http://home.earthlink.net/~metaphyzx/Wireless.htm
you also might want to see:
http://home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/
good luck
happy clicking
--
JP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com
Thanks JP,
From a quick look it looks like either the lynksys or the netgear will work
if I use a different driver than Apple's airport, the resident software of
9.1. is that right?
My other questions are this:
1] there a decent mac program which will do about the same thing as eBay's
turbo
Many thanks!
JP wrote:
this is the URL:
http://home.earthlink.net/~metaphyzx/Wireless.htm
you also might want to see:
http://home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/
good luck
happy clicking
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com |
At 10:18 AM -0700 4/8/05, CR wrote:
At 7:58 PM -0700 4/6/05, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
Cliff, does anything on this site look familiar?
http://motorola.canopywireless.com
Dennis.
Interesting question and site.
My provider reports that they are running a
Trango system. Whatever that is?
Okay, I got the airport card for my clamshell, love it to death and
enjoy being completely wire-free. However I noticed with the airport
card, the battery life is seriously diminished. If I plan on using it
without the power cord for any reason for a long time, I'll turn the
screen
if anyone is hacking a wifi system.
hmmm... well not to worry, my dh is suprising me with Sprint dsl...
i hope i like it.
They also sold him the wireless card, what ever that is...
i hope i like that too!
Kristina
Contentment lies within a (wo)man, in the heart: and
the way to be comfortable
Kristina,
I, of course, do not know where out here in a soon to be
cornfield is.
The sort of WiFi connection I have called Airlink tends to be, I think,
a kind mom-pop operation. Airlink doesn't advertise. Making it gradually
on word of mouth in a mountainous area with pockets of residences
At 5:13 PM -0700 4/6/05, CR wrote:
Kristina,
I, of course, do not know where out here in a soon to be
cornfield is.
The sort of WiFi connection I have called Airlink tends to be, I think,
a kind mom-pop operation. Airlink doesn't advertise. Making it gradually
on word of mouth in a mountainous
PRAM and resetting power manager, and going back to
8.6 with the stock CDs too.
I also tried the IOXperts generic wifi drivers (www.ioxperts.com) which
also didn't report seeing a card.
Lastly, I tried a NetGear 802.11b Wireless PC Card (MA 401), which also
wasn't recognized.
Anyone have
too.
I also tried the IOXperts generic wifi drivers (www.ioxperts.com) which
also didn't report seeing a card.
Lastly, I tried a NetGear 802.11b Wireless PC Card (MA 401), which also
wasn't recognized.
Anyone have any tips? Is there a way to 'reset' the PC Card slot? I
can't seem to find
zapping PRAM and resetting power manager, and going back to
8.6 with the stock CDs too.
I also tried the IOXperts generic wifi drivers (www.ioxperts.com) which
also didn't report seeing a card.
Lastly, I tried a NetGear 802.11b Wireless PC Card (MA 401), which also
wasn't recognized.
Anyone
What's the experience been with standalone ethernet to WiFi adapters?
(beyond that they need external power) Can anyone recommend specific
units? b or g, OSX or 9
Looks like I need to go that route, and would like to get something
that works without too much pain... First shot at a Linksys
On Feb 4, 2005, at 3:55 AM, Frank Cornew wrote:
What's the experience been with standalone ethernet to WiFi adapters?
(beyond that they need external power) Can anyone recommend specific
units? b or g, OSX or 9
For the USB ones you need drivers, D-link sells a usb adapter with an
OS X
I am planning to have a G-Mac with 5 harddisks internally
and two external FW disks, totalling about 1TB, to house
my software, data, music, films etc.
I am then planning to buy a new iBook with AirPort so that
I can do everything from anywhere in the house or in the
garden without ties.
However,
On 14/01/05 14:00, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning to have a G-Mac with 5 harddisks internally
and two external FW disks, totalling about 1TB, to house
my software, data, music, films etc.
I am then planning to buy a new iBook with AirPort so that
I can do everything
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ADSL-router-iBook-router-server
Bummer!!
But I suppose most Carracho servers produce an average
transfer of 20-50KB/s, there isn't much of a problem on the
54MB/s line is there ?!?
Larry
_
On 14/01/05 14:33, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ADSL-router-iBook-router-server
Bummer!!
But I suppose most Carracho servers produce an average
transfer of 20-50KB/s, there isn't much of a problem on the
54MB/s line is there ?!?
Not
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW, I even think that 20-50KB/s on Caracho is very optimistic!
Sorry, I was being an idiot, I meant Kb/s !!!
I'm on 8Mb/s ADSL and I have friends with 10Mb/s connections,
i.e. the Carracho server.
At times I get up to 300Kb/s
Larry
Graphite iBook SE, running latest version of Jaguar. When connected to
our home wireless network -- either an original AirPort or a Netgear
WGR614 -- OS X software works flawlessly with the WiFi signal and the
greater Internet beyond.
But Classic-based programs (including Outlook Express, IE
or a Netgear
WGR614 -- OS X software works flawlessly with the WiFi signal and the
greater Internet beyond.
But Classic-based programs (including Outlook Express, IE and printing
functions) loses the WiFi connection unpredictably -- sometimes within
a few minutes of connection, sometimes much longer
At 8:06 PM -0600 12/3/04, Charles Meyerson wrote:
Graphite iBook SE, running latest version of Jaguar. When connected to
our home wireless network -- either an original AirPort or a Netgear
WGR614 -- OS X software works flawlessly with the WiFi signal and the
greater Internet beyond.
But Classic
crap in all ti-books. You can get acceptable reception by getting
a third party wifi card with an external antennae.
700MHz iBook G3
640MB Ram
OS 10.3.5
Laugha while you can monkeyboy.
Dr. Lizardo(Bukaroo Bonzai
] replied:
The airport range may have been improved in later models, but it is
still crap in all ti-books. You can get acceptable reception by getting
a third party wifi card with an external antennae.
I was intrigued by this thought, so went down to my basement shop and
looked over a pair
it
down to my shop, I have an iPAQ connection point that I don't get more
than 30' from with no walls to interfere, so maybe Airport reception on
the tiBook wouldn't be a real big deal. I have an external wifi card too
if needed. And TiBooks have been around long enough to know what typical
deal is decent though not super-cheap. But as with all items of this
nature, the vendor's warranty, support and reputation are the most
important things.
As others have mentioned, the wifi reception is poor in all the TiBook
models. I got so fed up with the useless wifi in my 667 DVI I added
As others have mentioned, the wifi reception is poor in all the TiBook
models.
Why is it so? Are AlBooks substantially better, better, or similar in
this regard?
Marcin Wichary
e:\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
w:\ www.aci.com.pl/mwichary Attached
w:\ www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/GUIdebook Graphical User
At 4:32 pm +0200 18/10/04, Marcin Wichary wrote:
Why is it so? Are AlBooks substantially better, better, or similar
in this regard?
I have heard so - and I hope so as I'm replacing my TiBook with a new
a aluminium model next week! Wireless reception on my TiBook varies
considerably, depending
On 18/10/04 10:32, Marcin Wichary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As others have mentioned, the wifi reception is poor in all the TiBook
models.
Why is it so? Are AlBooks substantially better, better, or similar in
this regard?
Well, I can't really comment on Titanium PowerBooks since I've never
On Oct 18, 2004, at 11:11 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Well, I can't really comment on Titanium PowerBooks since I've never
used
one, but it's been widely mentioned that the Titanium alloy they used
was
kind of blocking the WiFi reception.
Now, it seems that Aluminum doesn't have this problem. I
dan_A wrote:
Just to add my experience... I have both an 800MHz 15 Tibook and a 12
867MHz AlBook using AP and AP Extreme respectively. I live in a duplex
apt with 6 concrete floors and cinder block walls. I can take these
books to any part of the house, upstairs or downstairs and I have all
Just to add my experience... I have both an 800MHz 15 Tibook and a
12 867MHz AlBook using AP and AP Extreme respectively. I live in a
duplex apt with 6 concrete floors and cinder block walls. I can take
these books to any part of the house, upstairs or downstairs and I
have all the arcs
At 7:12 PM -0500 7/9/04, Charlie Meyerson wrote:
For several months, our Graphite iBook (G3/466 Mhz, original AirPort
card) has worked fine with our home wireless network (Apple AirPort
originally, now Netgear WiFi G hub).
Recently, though, Classic applications on the iBook have sporadically
Classic networking doesn't directly access the hardware, it accesses
the network through OS X. That means that the Open Transport stack
is unloading for some reason. Try disabling any non-OS 9 extensions
and control panels.
It's probably not the OT kernel. Although OT under 9.1 was hardly
For several months, our Graphite iBook (G3/466 Mhz, original AirPort
card) has worked fine with our home wireless network (Apple AirPort
originally, now Netgear WiFi G hub).
Recently, though, Classic applications on the iBook have sporadically
(sometimes several times an hour) lost their WiFi
Thanks, Drew. Yup, am using WEP. How does that come into play?
CM
Are you using WEP?
Next time, instead quiting Classic, try just cycling AirPort in
Classic (turn AirPort off and on inside Classic).
Peace,
Drew
--
Author of ClassicStumbler
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:
Thanks, Drew. Yup, am using WEP. How does that come into play?
I've found that there's a subtle bug in AirPort when using WEP. From
time to time, AirPort will somehow forget that it's connected to a
network and will refuse to see any networks whatsoever. This only
happens when I'm connected
At 7:02 PM -0600 6/21/04, Bob wrote:
There's no question whether the sourceforge driver works or not, it's
just a matter of limitations and how many there are. I was busy
slaying dragons last night and ran across the answers to my
questions. The thing that makes this driver difficult is that it's
The National Enquirer reports at 10:36 PM -0700 6/21/04, Clark Martin wrote:
At 7:02 PM -0600 6/21/04, Bob wrote:
There's no question whether the sourceforge driver works or not, it's
just a matter of limitations and how many there are. I was busy
slaying dragons last night and ran across the
Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 04:45:04 -0600
From: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Sourceforge WiFi Driver
I ran across the following information on another list. I know there
are a number of users on this list that currently use, or have had in
the past used, the Sourceforge wireless driver. I like
The National Enquirer reports at 7:22 AM -0700 6/21/04, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 04:45:04 -0600
From: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Sourceforge WiFi Driver
I ran across the following information on another list. I know there
are a number of users on this list
I ran across the following information on another list. I know there
are a number of users on this list that currently use, or have had in
the past used, the Sourceforge wireless driver. I like to get some
verification that this information is true or not (the specific card
was not indicated):
I realize this is a G3 list and that there's another list for pre-G3
PowerBook list. However some on this list may have pre-G3 'books in
the closet. Or you may have friends or relatives with older units.
The following information might take these old PBs out of the dust
bunnies and back into
At 5:08 PM -0700 5/20/04, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
On Thu, 20 May 2004, plain*clothes wrote:
I don't think any other mfr. has a router that will let you print to a
USB printer connected to the router like the airport extreme. If there
is, I'd like to know.
that's my concern as well. I'll be
Is there an advantage to connecting the printer directly to the
router? (maybe no desktop at the router?)
precisely -- for now, I'm 100% portable. the old desktop is retired
(awaiting some upgrades), and the 17 G4 'book is serving me well. now
that I'm fully engulfed in the portable life, I
I don't think any other mfr. has a router that will let you print to a
USB printer connected to the router like the airport extreme. If there
is, I'd like to know.
that's my concern as well. I'll be purchasing a wireless station in the
next few weeks, but I haven't had time to do much research.
On 5/20/04 12:51 PM, plain*clothes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think any other mfr. has a router that will let you print to a
USB printer connected to the router like the airport extreme. If there
is, I'd like to know.
that's my concern as well. I'll be purchasing a wireless station in
On Thu, 20 May 2004, plain*clothes wrote:
I don't think any other mfr. has a router that will let you print to a
USB printer connected to the router like the airport extreme. If there
is, I'd like to know.
that's my concern as well. I'll be purchasing a wireless station in the
next few
On Thu, 20 May 2004 plain*clothes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think any other mfr. has a router that will let you print to a USB
printer connected to the router like the airport extreme. If there is, I'd
like to know.
that's my concern as well. I'll be purchasing a wireless station in the
Yes the advantage is that you can print to it w/o any other computer being
connected to the printer. That means that there does not need to be a
computer plugged in/turned on for the printer to work.
Many routers/cable modems have USB connectors but they are only for
network connection,
On 5/18/04, im Eddy wrote:
On May 17, 2004, at 8:09 AM, James Rohde wrote:
Good morning All, I live in the Seattle area and we have all of the
electronic and office big box stores, independent Apple dealers, and
Actually, that's not my post...
Jim Rohde
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on 5/16/04 3:03 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: ...WiFi why?.
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 10:43:40 -0700
Good morning All, I live in the Seattle area and we have all of the
electronic and office big box stores, independent Apple dealers, and at
least two Apple Stores. I am
after rebate. Apple is cool, but I'm not...meh!
Mike
On Monday, May 17, 2004, at 03:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/16/04 3:03 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: ...WiFi why?.
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 10:43:40 -0700
Good morning All, I live in the Seattle area and we have all
on 5/16/04 3:03 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: ...WiFi why?.
Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 10:43:40 -0700
Good morning All, I live in the Seattle area and we have all of the
electronic and office big box stores, independent Apple dealers, and at
least two Apple Stores. I am
and all of the ads, my
question is this; why do I need Airport, when there are several name
brand WiFi routers on sale for less than $100.00? Aside from Apple
loyalty, and the cool factor, which may be negligent as the router
is often in a place where the casual visitor to your home may not see
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