If I were to buy a new Extreme with 802.11n and set it up with my Intel Core Duo--and an Airport Express which is streaming music to my stereo--
Will the computer run at n speed or will everything run at g speed--the speed on my Airport Express?
So, you want to connect to the new Airport Extreme wirelessly -- that connection should be at "n" speed. The connection between your computer and the APX connected to your stereo will be at the "g" speed. Hopefully I understand...
So, you want to connect to the new Airport Extreme wirelessly -- that connection should be at "n" speed. The connection between your computer and the APX connected to your stereo will be at the "g" speed. Hopefully I understand...
Yes I would like to use the new Airport Extreme to stream music via my Airport Express--this should be at g speed, but will my computers (Intel Duo) run at g or n speed.
If they would run at g speed --is there any advantage in buying the new one? I can continue using the Airport Extreme that I have which is running at g
Yes I would like to use the new Airport Extreme to stream music via my Airport Express--this should be at g speed, but will my computers (Intel Duo) run at g or n speed.
If they would run at g speed --is there any advantage in buying the new one? I can continue using the Airport Extreme that I have which is running at g
The connection between your computer and the new Airport Extreme will be "n" speed. Other than that connection (Desktop - Base Station), I don't see an advantage.
The connection between your computer and the new Airport Extreme will be "n" speed. Other than that connection (Desktop - Base Station), I don't see an advantage.
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If I were to buy a new Extreme with 802.11n and set it up with my Intel Core Duo--and an Airport Express which is streaming music to my stereo--
Will the computer run at n speed or will everything run at g speed--the speed on my Airport Express?
So, you want to connect to the new Airport Extreme wirelessly -- that connection should be at "n" speed. The connection between your computer and the APX connected to your stereo will be at the "g" speed. Hopefully I understand...
So, you want to connect to the new Airport Extreme wirelessly -- that connection should be at "n" speed. The connection between your computer and the APX connected to your stereo will be at the "g" speed. Hopefully I understand...
Yes I would like to use the new Airport Extreme to stream music via my Airport Express--this should be at g speed, but will my computers (Intel Duo) run at g or n speed.
If they would run at g speed --is there any advantage in buying the new one? I can continue using the Airport Extreme that I have which is running at g
Yes I would like to use the new Airport Extreme to stream music via my Airport Express--this should be at g speed, but will my computers (Intel Duo) run at g or n speed.
If they would run at g speed --is there any advantage in buying the new one? I can continue using the Airport Extreme that I have which is running at g
The connection between your computer and the new Airport Extreme will be "n" speed. Other than that connection (Desktop - Base Station), I don't see an advantage.
The connection between your computer and the new Airport Extreme will be "n" speed. Other than that connection (Desktop - Base Station), I don't see an advantage.
Thanks for your advice
Thanks for your advice
you bet.
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