My reception and transmission on all machines is excellent across 50 feet and two walls. All internet functions work as fast as a direct wired system as far as I can tell. Since I'm still gathering information on setting up a software base station myself, I would also be interested in any advice from the list on setting up a true network environment.
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On Oct 26, 2003, at 22:19, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:
I have a new to me iMac graphite 500 mhz DV. It apparently has a connector for an airport card.
How is the reception and transmission from iMacs such as this?
How does such an iMac work as a software base station? I have a cable modem and am considering setting things up to use my PB3400 in the living room and/or bedroom. Each location is going through one wall and the distance is at most 40 feet.
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