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08/30/2007, 9:25am, EDT

Thursday, August 30th

QuickerTek intros low-cost 'n' wireless adapters

The Kansas-based QuickerTek has released five new wireless adapters for Apple systems. First in the group are two USB dongles, the Nano ($50) and the nNano ($60). The former provides 802.11b/g, and is meant for PowerBooks, iMacs and iBooks. The nNano supplies 802.11n, and should work with any Mac desktop or laptop that has USB. The nQuicky PCI ($100) functions exclusively with PowerMacs, and adds 802.11b/g/n; G3, G4 and G5 systems are supported, though not G5s with DDR2 memory.

Finally, the nQuicky PCMCIA CardBus ($60) grafts 802.11b/g/n to PowerPC-based desktops running Mac OS X, and the b/g Quicky CardBus ($50) provides 802.11b/g for PowerBooks. All five adapters should be available now.






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