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03/31/2004, 8:05am, EST

Wednesday, March 31st

Aluminum PowerBooks get wireless boost

QuickerTek has introduced a new antenna for 15- and 17-inch aluminum PowerBook G4 owners that boosts the wireless signal strength of units by up to three times. The $90 external antenna includes comes with detailed instructions and a CD with software for measuring wireless signal strength performance. [Site not updated.]


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03/31, 12:56pm, EST
It's too bad that this (apparently) doesn't support the 12" Aluminum PowerBooks. I could really use even a minimal range boost.
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