On Nov 16, 2005, at 3:25 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was looking at USB wireless adapters and was hoping one of you
have some
opinions on which ones are better or Mac compatible. Are their
third-party
solutions for an Airport card?
No, but something like this would work fine <http://tinyurl.com/
bgznl> This plugs into the ethernet port and connects to a wireless
access point. To configure them you use a web browser on the system
they're plugged into. (I used my PB540C to configure the ones we use
here)
Netgear makes a similar device.
And, what options do I have besides an Apple
base station?
Any 802.11b/g base station will work. There's nothing special about
the Airport's implementation of 802.11.
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