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#1 2003-01-08 11:42 am
Where do you put an Airport Extreme Card
By the pictures on apple's site I can tell the 802.11g card is not a "pci-esk" card. Where does it go? Second, can the new airport extreme be used on older powerbooks or towers??
When a IIci just wont cut it....
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#2 2003-01-08 2:22 pm
- shane86
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Re: Where do you put an Airport Extreme Card
1: it fits the MINI-PCI form factor
2: It only currently works with the new powerbooks released at macworld.
3: You can not put an old apple airport card in a new airport Extreem slot. (but why would you want to?)
The new PowerMac G5. It's like crazy silly dope freshy mainiac fast, TO THE EXTREME
Why is it my generation talks like this? it's a joke by your generation who owns MTV, isn't it?
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#3 2003-01-08 2:26 pm
- nstehle
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Re: Where do you put an Airport Extreme Card
Do you all think that in the future a third party company will deisgn a CardBus 802.11g compliant wireless adapter like they did with 802.11b?
MacBook Pro 17" 2.33 GHz
MacBook Pro 15" 1.83 GHz
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#4 2003-01-10 5:13 pm
- Dodo
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Re: Where do you put an Airport Extreme Card
3: You can not put an old apple airport card in a new airport Extreem slot. (but why would you want to?)
Ok, that is a really bad new.
I just gave my sister my old iBook, without the Airport card because I was planning to use it in my new laptop (a new iBook until the new 12PB changed my mind).
Now I have to buy a new card?
But... I can still use the old base station, can't I?
Ugh, ugh, ugh...
Dodo
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#5 2003-01-12 4:40 am
- Macaron
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Re: Where do you put an Airport Extreme Card
Do you all think that in the future a third party company will deisgn a CardBus 802.11g compliant wireless adapter like they did with 802.11b?
Yes, check out this story
http://www.powerpage.org/story.lasso?newsID=10396
in the reader comments right below it says something about Proxim allready anouncing this at Macworld.
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