[G4] iMac G4 700 upgrade
Russell
russells at strodtbeck.org
Sun Dec 18 16:26:22 PST 2005
Hi Phil
Sorry did not make clear.. We wanted a ethernet to ethernet
connection.. I found a MacSense AeroPad Mini 802.11g Ethernet Adapter
for Mac/PC with connects via ethernet, but powers the adapter through
the USB port.. I would have preferred a separate power source. Viewing
the link on USB that could be a possible choice. Is there any
difference in performance between USB and ethernet.
Russell
On Dec 18, 2005, at 12:42 PM, Philip J Robar wrote:
>
> On Dec 18, 2005, at 8:23 AM, Russell wrote:
>
>> Thanks Ron.. I have been able to figure out some of that the problem
>> which you mentioned is those Air Port cards are hard to fine and
>> expensive ... But will have to either look for an external Wireless
>> adapter which I did find that connects with a ethernet cable
>> and powered by the USB port, which I would rather have a separate
>> power source.. If any one has any suggestion for a good external
>> wireless adapter would appreciate them.
>
> I'm very confused by what you're after here. USB to ethernet, USB to
> wireless, an access point or router? If its USB to ethernet here's
> someone who has looked into this extensively:
> http://www.sustworks.com/site/news_usb_ethernet.html. If USB to
> wireless than someone recently mention that D-Link's 802.11G adaptor
> worked for them, I and others do not recommend their 80211.b USB
> wireless adaptor.
>
>
> Phil
>
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