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What you will need in addition to the Airport Express depends on where 
everything is. If all the computers are within easy physical wiring range, 
then all you'll need is a Wireless Access Point. For example: Put a WAP 
(an Airport Extreme, e.g.) next to the Internet Access Thingie <sup>TM 
</sup>. Connect all the computers via Ethernet cabling. If you don't have 
enough ports on your WAP and your IAT, add a switch.

Or, if you have a cluster that isn't easily physically wired to the IAT or 
switch, but are easily physically wired to each other, get a wireless 
bridge and switch. The Airport Express can act as a wireless bridge, as 
well.

You really only need airport cards (or third party pci slot ones for 
laptops) for those computers that can't easily be physically wired or 
which you may want to move around a lot.

On Sat, 7 Aug 2004, Mark Plunkett wrote:

> Sorry Guys I guess I just don't keep up with things. Thanks in advance for 
> the help.
>
>
> O.K. so I need Airport express...
>
> Plus and Airport Card for my cube.
>
> Plus an Airport card for my iBook 500G3
>
> Plus an airport card for my kids iMacDV 400G3 (runs OS9 though). How do I max 
> the RAM on this girl?
>
> Sounds Great. What model Airport Cards do I need?
>
> Should I call OWC?
>
> Mark
>
>
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