Can I connect my ADSL USB modem to A express and use it to onnect to the internet?
No. Since this USB modem is unusable I'll stop here.
Bob
Hello
I am quie confused about Apple's Airport technology.
First off I am amazed at Apple's release of the 8 core Mac Pro. It looks like they overclocked it because Intels highest quad core speed is 2.66 Gh and if consumers think that the manufacturers overclocked then they should return the computer.
Anyways on to my questions. I have read Apple's website and I am still reading over it for thorough knowledge. The word Airport will be referred to as A from now on.
Can I connect my ADSL USB modem to A express and use it to onnect to the internet?
Apart from 802.11n and more connectible computers, what is the differnce between A exp and extreme?
Can I connect two Macs, lets say an iMac and MAcbook, with each other wirelessly without a router or A nearby. Just like Bluetooth.
What would be the difference between A exp and a repeater regarding Apple's claim that the A can extend your networks range. Wouldnt buying an A exp be better?
What other cool and unique features does A exp include? Do you think that it would be a good purchase for absolutely basic usage? eg. Small-Medium size file sharing, extention of current Siemens router range. etc
Thank You

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