Or if you can wait a month or so, you might want to look at the Airport Express for $130. On Jun 18, 2004, at 14:42, Ann Billups wrote: > Riba, > > Instead of going with eBay, check out the Apple Store. They often have > refurbed Airport Extreme base stations for about $160. These are not > the ones with the modem or the usb port, but they will work great with > your DSL. I already had an Extreme BS but was not getting the > coverage. The second one acts as a relay and now my whole house and > outside is covered at less that what an extra antenna would have cost. > I can use my PB anywhere, and when I relocated my Cube for my > husband's use in his area of the office, I didn't have to run ethernet > cables. > > On Jun 18, 2004, at 10:53 AM, Riba wrote: >> Hello people...I need some feeback on this. >> >> Few days ago I got the DSL connecion at home, and considering that I >> already have airport card in Cube and a brand new Powerbook on the >> way next week, I thought it might be nice to put the wireless router >> somewhere and forget about the cables. >> I'm not a wireless freak though, and I'm even cosidering getting a >> 802.11b wireless router because I believe this is more than enough >> for the planned use. Of course for just a bit more $ I can get a >> 802.11g router, but considering that my cube has the old airport the >> speed would be bumped down even with 802.11g router when using the >> Cube. >> What I'm actually considering is to get an older graphite base >> station (I noticed one can get them for a decent price on ebay). I >> recall about some older base stations exhibiting some problems and >> recalls so I'm a bit wary at the moment. Anyone on the list selling a >> graphite base station? :) >> >> Am I stupid for considering buying and older technology? Would I >> regret it down the road? Any other suggestions?