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Subject: Re: Wireless base stations
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The AirPort should really have been on the original list of options. So far 
as I am aware, however, it is an expensive choice -- they still sell at 
Fry's for $299, last I checked. Also, configuring them is only supported 
with MacOS tools (note that as usual, "supported" != "possible" -- see the 
net/airport port).

> Hi,
> 
> the guys at my old company use the Apple AirPort BaseStation for this
> purpose.
> 



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