Next message: Jeff Johnson: "Re: [WinMac] Wireless options"
At smc.com there is a link for pre-sales questions. You could send them
a mail and inquire about AppleTalk. I am pretty sure it does do it
though, I was pretty thorough in my search.
macwireless.com has 802.11 cards.
Orinoco makes wireless cards.
I use Apple's Airport card in my Pismo.
On Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at 07:20 AM, Tom Roth wrote:
> I was reading a review of seven wireless routers on MacWorld's website
> <http://www.macworld.com/2002/07/reviews/routers/> and four of the
> ones they were reviewing supported AppleTalk over the wirelss
> connection. One of those four was Netgear but when I went to
> Netgear's site to learn more about this particular router, there was
> no mention of AppleTalk at all. How is one suppose to know if it can
> do AppleTalk or not?
>
> The Barricade was not in the review but I will look into it. If
> anyone knows of any other wireless routers that allow you do do
> AppleTalk over the wireless connection please let me know.
>
> And what about the PC Cards? Seems like there's a lot of them out
> there but few of them have Mac drivers. Can you load the Apple
> Airport software and use that with any card? It doesn't seem like
> that should work. What wireless card are you using? I'm going to
> need it to work in my PB3400.
>
> ~tom
>
>> ----------
>> From: Nick Scalise
>> Reply To: winmac@iffy.com
>> Subject: Re: [WinMac] Wireless options
>>
>> I have an SMC Wireless Barricade that I'm pretty sure routes
>> AppleTalk.
>> I got it more than six months ago for $99 after rebate, so it should
>> be
>> pretty cheap by now. It has been pretty rock solid since.
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 01:21 PM, Tom Roth wrote:
>>
>>> What's everyone using for wireless ethernet in a home setting? I'm
>>> getting cable modem soon and am thinking about setting up my
>>> PowerBook
>>> 3400 (OS 9.1) with a wireless card and would like the card and router
>>> to be able to do AppleTalk. Also not looking to spend a fortune.
--
Nick Scalise
nickscalise@cox.net
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