I have an iBook G4 and a Belkin wireless router N150 with WPA/WpA2 security type. Which Airport card should I buy?
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I think for that computer you need an Airport Extreme card - the one that came out after this one.. Your router should not matter.
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The iBook G4 needs an Airport Extreme card. This card is capable of WPA/WPA2 security. I refer you to chapter 2 of "Airport & Mac Wireless Networks for Dummies" (no insult intended; this book is quite approachable). It is an old book (2006) but your local library or library system may well have it. Choice and description of cards is included along with installation info for various Apple computer models.
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I use a Belkin dual band router that I purchase from Target for $49, but any good router would work. Just go to Office Depot, Office Max, or Staples. The assistants are very helpful.
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Hey John. If you're referring to the latest generation of routers, the Belkin N600 is one of the wireless N routers. We also have newer versions of wireless N and AC routers that have more features and functionality. Here's the list of our latest routers: http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=38510.
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I would say yes. I've used this card with several Toshiba laptops running Windows XP as well as Windows 7 with no problem connecting to a WPA2 configured router.
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you don't need a bridge............check this thing out.......Apple AirPort Express with Air Tunes M9470LL/Ause this device which you can get for about 70 bucks used and you are good to go. it is really easy to use and apple makes good products.don't take my word for it as there is this site right here that lists all the devices you can use to get yourself squared awayhttp://www.rayinblu.com/blu-ray-wireless-fin
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Alright, thank you. The reason I was wondering is because on Apple's Mac video, it said "to connect to a wireless network, you will need the Apple Airport router." Anyways, Thanks for clearing that up.
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The ONLY router I use is the Airport Express and I use it with my iMac and my wife's Acer laptop. On my iMac, plugged and play. On my wife's laptop I did use the built-in WIFI setup in Windows Vista and connected right away. I've been using this configuration for the past 4 years with no problem. The range on my setup is about 50-70 feet, with the Airport in my living room. It covers all rooms in my home (1200 sq ft) and extends outside.
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I use an Airport Extreme and it works great. Initial setup requires a copper connection to configure the wireless adapter but after that no problems.
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I'm not really proficient with this network wireless stuff. My configuration is a Macbook with 802.11a,b,g,n and and Air Express which works like your router so I suspect it is a fit, but I think I looked it up on the Asus site to confirm it myself. Bad habit not to write down notes on these system upgrades.
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I have an AT & T air card (at least that is what the guy at AT & T store calls it) It is a USB plug in device. Plug it into the the zoom unit just the same as I would a computer and it gives me wireless access throughout the house for computers, printers, and kindles. Very easy and works well for me
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I don't know; however, i owned this router for approximately 1 1/2 years. It worked great until one year, then, i had to reboot it constantly. Tech support was also not much help. I finally bought a new router. Apple Airport Extreme. No problems since. Obviously i don't recommend this router.
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The device is simply a wireless access point. You plug it on your network and setup what you want the ssid to be and then connect to it like any other access point. You would likely configure it to use WPA2-AES encryption. Any wireless client such as phone of or printer that supports 5ghz frequency and WPA2 would then work as a client to connect to it. Older devices that are 2.4ghz only will not be able to connect to this.
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Yes. I have an apple airport express connected to a nano adapter to extend my airport extreme's network (same name and same password).
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It all depends on your router. I had to go to the APPLE Airport Extreme because my home is three stories.
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This wireless adapter works in conjunction with a Belkin Wi-Fi Router. There are different models, and I have owned a couple. I actually use the Belkin N750, which covers the whole house and the yard, with no interference. I suggest that the router power be disconnected at night, first to avoid others to use your signal for free (if they can break into the security), and second, so you don't have those waves in your house while you sleep. Belkin is very good in customer and technical services, so I've been covered very well in all aspects. Besides, when you purchase through Amazon, you are assured that returns and exchanges are very smooth. Be safe and be blessed.
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I just installed it on a white MacBook running 10.8. Edimax has drivers for all modern Mac OS versions including 10.9. I was able to connect to my home wireless which uses WPA2-AES. You don't use the regular drop-down to control like you would with the built in WiFi (Airport) card. Edimax supplies a program called Wireless Network Utility. Works fine but not as snazzy as the built in methods. I downloaded the software from here: http://www.edimax.us/html/english/frames/b-download.htm
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The AC wireless is the current top technology in wifi internet ensuring much higher speeds than the previous norms and so far I had no problems with the Qosmio x75 a 7180 wireless card which is an intel ac 7260. Both wifi and Bluetooth are working perfectly.