Wireless broadband

In article <1142969885.616367.246070.RemoveThis@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
pfgpowell <pfgpowell.RemoveThis@lineone.net> wrote:

> What's the best way to get into wireless broadband so that two G3 Macs
> using OS9.2, a Powerbook using OS9.2 and a G4 using OS10.2.8 can all be
> able to use the broadband connection? I don't want to get into Airport
> (cost, mainly), but I know there are several wireless ethernet routers
> and PCMIA cards out there which I might be able to use. Most will, of
> course, be geared for PCs, but is there any way I might be able to use
> them?
>


I use a Linksys Wireless G Access point tacked onto my D-Link router.
Cost around $50.00 and works like a charm.

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On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 04:24:30 -0600, Mark Edwards wrote:

> In article <1142969885.616367.246070.TakeThisOut@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
> pfgpowell <pfgpowell.TakeThisOut@lineone.net> wrote:
>
>> What's the best way to get into wireless broadband so that two G3 Macs
>> using OS9.2, a Powerbook using OS9.2 and a G4 using OS10.2.8 can all be
>> able to use the broadband connection? I don't want to get into Airport
>> (cost, mainly), but I know there are several wireless ethernet routers
>> and PCMIA cards out there which I might be able to use. Most will, of
>> course, be geared for PCs, but is there any way I might be able to use
>> them?
>>
>
>
> I use a Linksys Wireless G Access point tacked onto my D-Link router.
> Cost around $50.00 and works like a charm.

Was installation going through your browser?

I ask this because there is a sticker (covering ports) on the LinkSys that
says "Run CD first". (Mandatory "Window's joke" deleted as being tacky).

I always made my changes on the Asarte that I used for quite a few years (may
it rest in peace) with a browser

I'm not sure if anyone cares but OfficeMax has 10$ and $20 off "regular"
prices on LinkSys ("instant rebate" aka no mail to send or anything) this
week.


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