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icerabbit said 2:48PM on 1-09-2007
Same sentiment here. Those ports should be gigabit :(
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mb said 2:38PM on 1-09-2007
would it have been too much to have added audio streaming to this. i'm still going to end up parking an airport express next to this.
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Chris said 3:12PM on 1-09-2007
Uggh this is so much better than the old Airport I bought just a few months ago for more money!
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Terry Wilcox said 2:51PM on 1-09-2007
You missed: CD with AirPort Utility (Mac and Windows), 802.11n Enabler for Core 2 Duo and Xeon-based Macintosh computers (except 17-inch 1.83GHz iMac), Bonjour for Windows.
Looks like it enables 802.11n in the new Macs.
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Mistarf00rk said 2:45PM on 1-09-2007
1. No audio streaming.
2. Where is the magnet power connector?
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Benjamin said 2:47PM on 1-09-2007
Not shipping now. According to the Apple store page, estimated shipping is in February.
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Mike Rose said 2:49PM on 1-09-2007
Ship date corrected, thanks all.
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Darrin said 2:54PM on 1-09-2007
On the page in the store, it mentions that it includes a cd that will update all core 2 duo and xeon based macs to 802.11n
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adam said 5:41PM on 1-09-2007
Do these support AFP? I want a NAS (network attached storage) but all of the inexpensive ones use SMB, which leads to problems with unsupported characters in the file name.
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Rob Erekson said 2:59PM on 1-09-2007
So, does anybody want to buy an 802.11g Airport Extreme? I'll be selling mine now, thank you.
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Eric said 3:11PM on 1-09-2007
Is no one else angered by this? If you bought any Core Duo mac you are just out of luck on the 802.11n train? Are they even removable? Can we upgrade them somehow to take advantage of 'n' speeds for storage and AppleTV? I mean, having spent 3k on a 17" mbp around July 30th... it's not a good feeling knowing I am stuck without a primary ability for the next couple years unless I want a clunky USB key or whatever will emerge on the market.
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Edward C said 3:11PM on 1-09-2007
So what happen if i want to use BOTH Printer and external HD?
( There are currently similar device on the market but Printer sharing wont work on Mac )
SMB or AFP? Good Questions.
USB Connection with a Western Digital MyBook 2 1TB Series would be nice :)
Thoughts for upgrade
1G Port? eSATA ? 2 USB Port?
Afterthought: Not too expensive considering it is a 802.11n router.
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sam said 3:23PM on 1-09-2007
11.
you have an express card slot.
technology. moving at the speed of light. it is what it is.
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colin said 4:10PM on 1-09-2007
Edward C-
If you look at the Apple website, you'll find that you can "Just connect a USB hub to AirPort Extreme and attach your devices to the hub. Share both a printer and a hard drive, multiple printers, or multiple hard drives."
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Tony said 4:15PM on 1-09-2007
"So what happen if i want to use BOTH Printer and external HD?"
According to the Apple website:
"What if you’d like to exchange files over your wireless network and still have access to a network printer? Easy. Just connect a USB hub to AirPort Extreme and attach your devices to the hub. Share both a printer and a hard drive, multiple printers, or multiple hard drives."
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sammy said 4:50PM on 1-09-2007
here in my region everybody is going for
Fritz!box:
http://www.avm.de/en/Produkte/FRITZBox/FRITZ_Box_Fon_WLAN/index.html
Me, too has one, and it works really good with my macbook.
greetings
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Spencer said 5:33PM on 1-09-2007
For the price--it should have included gigabit and possibly another ethernet port.
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Grover said 11:25PM on 1-09-2007
What I want to know is where are the antennas? All the other N base stations have these three wacky antennas that I was made to believe was crucial to the way .11N works. Hmmmm....
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Kevin McElroy said 7:59PM on 1-09-2007
My ship date is February 28. I'm in Ireland.
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OWRC said 9:30AM on 1-11-2007
Does it include a router/modem for adsl or is just a wifi base station?
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