You'll need a wireless card in your Mac but when you get this little Swiss Army Knife you'll find that it will take the place of Airport Extreme to connect you to the internet - plus it will let you stream tunes for 50' or so, through walls and it will let you put your (networkable) printer at an equal distance so you and others admitted to your encrypted network (WEP+) can print remotely. In a hotel room your laptop won't need to be physically hooked up to the highspeed service in you room. I don't know what else it will do but others may suggest ideas. Is it worth the money - yes, especially since the price has come down from the original $149. On the other hand, a bit of AirTunes thunder has been diminished by the omnipresence of iPods.
Tom Meade Pacific Palisades, Calif. On Aug 13, 2005, at 12:32 PM, G-List wrote:
anyone using one the airport express with iTunes and there home stereo? I would like to how it works and if it worth the money
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