Hi

Airport Extreme cards are all the same. If you have one that has it  
BTO (built to order), then this is something different and one newer  
Intel machines is a small board on the inside and not a physical card  
like the one Jim has.

The card Jim has is I presume a silver card which is user installable.

The original Airport card was used in G3 iBooks and G3 PowerBooks  
(Pismo) as well as PowerBook G4 Titaniums, early eMacs (700 and nVidia  
800Mhz), iMac G3 (slot loaders with additional Airport bracket), iMac  
G4 (upto 800Mhz), PowerMac G4 (AGP graphics 'Sawtooth up to the August  
2002 Mirror Door).

Airport Extreme cards were used in machine models after those  
mentioned above, inc: PowerBook G4 Aluminums, iBook G4, eMac ATI  
800Mhz and above, iMac G4 1Ghz and above, PowerMac G4 Mirror Door  
FW800 and above. PowerMac G5. Plus PowerPC Mac Minis.

All Intel machines have built in Airport Extreme on a mini card as  
mentioned above. Some of the very last PowerPC models also had it  
built in via a mini card.

So in short, the Airport Extreme card Jim has from his iMac G4 will  
fit, so will one from the above machines I listed.

Hope this helps.

Simon

On 25 Jul 2009, at 21:23, Jim Scott wrote:

>
>
>>> On Jul 25, 2:51 am, williamd <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I would like to add an airport card to my G4 imac, 1.0ghz, 15-inch,
>>>> usb 2.0 model. As i understand it i need an "Airport Express" card,
>>>> but is there more than one of these? I see many listings for use on
>>>> Mac laptops- would this be the same card?
>>>
>>>> bill
>
> According to this Apple web page 
> <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2256?viewlocale=en_US
>> , your USB 2.0 iMac requires a standard Airport Extreme card. The
> one in my hand I pulled out of my 17" iMac G4 with USB 2.0 is about
> 1-7/8" wide by 2-5/16" long. The model number is A1027 and that's
> written on the "front" above the Airport Extreme lettering.
>
> Yes, there are a variety of Airport Extreme form factors in Apple
> laptops, including some that include bluetooth as well as wi-fi
> capabilities. You want the one I describe.
>
> HTH,
>
> Jim Scott
>
> >
>

Simon Royal
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