MacWireless offers 802.11n for older Macs
updated 07:05 pm EST, Mon November 12, 2007
802.11n for older Macs
MacWireless has launched new faster networking peripherals for older Macs. The new wireless connectivity accessories offer accelerated networking and data transfers using the 802.11n WiFi standard, which Apple uses in its latest Macs and in its current AirPort Extreme basestation. The MacWireless 11n PC Card allows users take complete advantage of the latest wireless networking standards; it is fully compatible with all AirPort products and offers five internal antennas build into the card. It is built for PowerBook G3s and G4s.
The MacWireless 11n PCI Card for desktops enables PowerMac G3s, G4s, and G5s to utilize the draft 802.11n technology for faster transfers. Like all the adapters, it is backwards compatible with 802.11b and 802.11g networking products.
Finally, the mini MacWireless 11n USB Stick also brings the maximum throughput of up to 300 Mbps to PowerBooks, iBooks, iMacs, Mac Mini, MacBooks, and any other machine with a USB port.
All three devices are available now for $100 and require Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
