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Apple's latest AirPort Express is a multi-headed wireless colossus: Part wireless hub, part wireless audio streamer, part print server. It's an affordable alternative to Apple's AirPort Extreme, most beneficial to iTunes users with Victorian-sized fami...
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The AirPort Express is a WiFi access point compact enough (3.6 x 2.9 x 1.1in and 6.7 ounces) to fit in a laptop bag and designed to plug directly into an electrical outlet. It can be used to create a wireless network of its own or to extend the range o...
Full-featured, portable, can share a USB printer over a network, configuration profiles, AirTunes functionality, can operate as a dedicated wireless-to-wired bridge...
Ethernet jack only 100base-T, USB port doesn’t support AirDisk, wireless-to-wireless performance below that of AirPort Extreme, AirTunes must be controlled from a Mac...
The new Express is an affordable and portable alternative to the Extreme. It’s the choice to make if you’re looking to extend an existing Apple-branded network wirelessly or to wired devices, to send your computer’s audio to a remote ste...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:50
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The Airport Express is not one of Apple’s best-known products but it’s a handy little gadget.It looks like a fat mains plug and it goes directly into a mains power socket. Inside that little white plastic case is a wireless access point – the new versi...
Compact and affordable...
Doesn't include router or modem...
The Airport offers good value as either a wireless print sharer or a music sharer...
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techradar.com Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:52
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With very little fanfare, Apple finally upgraded the last of its WiFi products still to be using 802.11g to the faster and wider-coverage standard, 802.11n. Actually, 802.11g is still technically the current standard, as 802.11n is yet to be formally r...
Very easy to set up, Now includes 802.11n, AirTunes is great, Supports Windows too, Good price...
Still need to add broadband modem...
With very little fanfare, Apple finally upgraded the last of its WiFi products still to be using 802.11g to the faster and wider-coverage standard, 802.11n. Actually, 802.11g is still technically the current standard, as 802.11n is yet to be formally r...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:53
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Apples AirPort Express Base Station has always been remarkable in that it is networking hardware that people actually seem to get excited about. Thanks to an update to the 802.11n wireless networking standard, this compact, easy-to-use device can now...
New, faster 802.11n wireless standard, Same price as the original model, Audio streaming capability remains unique, Incredibly portable, Easy setup...
Not as fast as other 802.11n routers, Cant connect an external hard drive to the USB port, No Ethernet ports for wired clients...
Dont pick up a new, 802.11n-enabled AirPort Express if youre looking for superfast wireless networking performance. You should consider it, however, if youre in the market for a new Wi-Fi router that offers portability, ease of use, and the unique...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:53
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Dont pick up a new, 802.11n-enabled AirPort Express if youre looking for superfast wireless networking performance. You should consider it, however, if youre in the market for a new Wi-Fi router that offers portability, ease of use and the unique a...
New, faster 802.11n wireless standard, 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz frequency bands supported, Same price as the original model, Audio streaming capability remains unique, Imminently portable because of its small size, Easy setup...
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Dont pick up a new, 802.11n-enabled AirPort Express if youre looking for superfast wireless networking performance. You should consider it, however, if youre in the market for a new Wi-Fi router that offers portability, ease of use and the unique a...
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Like the Express Base Station of old, the updated Apple wireless access point and router for Windows and OS X PCs includes a 10/100Base-T ethernet port, a USB port for attaching a remote printer, and an audio-output jack. Apple this week released an...
Other than the existence of the faster 802.11n networking and the trickling down of a few minor features from the latest AirPort Extreme Base Station, theres not a lot of improvement here. Regardless, the AirPort Express was a good bet to begin with...
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It's hard to have significant feelings about a router — it's supposed to just work and shut up. But no router has ever just worked and shut up like Apple's newest AirPort — a white inch closer to networking perfection.A fast, $119, dual-band 802.11a/b/g/n...
Absolutely — this thing is pretty, fast, wonderfully simple and appropriately capable. Unless you're a mega-power networker with a need for intricate customisation, or you're put off by the less sophisticated Windows version of AirPort Utility, the 2012 E...
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Apple's AirPort Express is a portable plug-the-whole-thing-in-the-wall WiFi base station with 802.11n. It also works as a range extender for an existing WiFi network. Once configured, you can unplug it and pop it in any...
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about.com Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:42
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Works WithiTunes 4.6 of higherMac OS X 10.4 and higherWindows XP SP2 or VistaWorks best with Remote on iPod touch or iPhone The GoodA snap to set up and useMakes streaming music to different rooms simpleEasy to troubleshootTerrific when used with Remot...
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maclife.com Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:46
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The AirPort Express makes it a breeze to set up a wireless network or extend an existing network farther—say, all the way out to the pool. Perhaps the greatest part about the new AirPort Express is simply that Apple brought back the AirPort Express&...
Easy setup. AirTunes lets you stream iTunes music to your stereo. 802.11n speeds. ProxySTA.
No Gigabit Ethernet. No AirDisk.
The Express is better than ever, and a stellar bargain. Thanks, Apple!...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2013-10-05 14:44:48
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The Airport Express is a wireless access point, the new version of which is updated to use the latest high-speed 802.11n wireless technology. However, the Express is not meant to be used for setting up a wireless network, it is primarily designed to be...
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Macworld Networking Review: AirPort Express (802.11n) Base Station Wi-Fi base station features 802.11n, ProxySTA by Dan Frakes, Macworld.com 0 Comments 0 Product:AirPort Express (802.11n)RatingProsFull-featured 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point in a...
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Ethernet jack only 100base-T; USB port doesn’t support AirDisk; wireless-to-wireless performance below that of AirPort Extreme; AirTunes must be controlled from your Mac.
Macworld Networking Review: AirPort Express (802.11n) Base Station Wi-Fi base station features 802.11n, ProxySTA by Dan Frakes, Macworld.com 0 Comments 0 Product:AirPort Express (802.11n)RatingProsFull-featured 802.11a/b/g/n wireless access point in a...
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ALTHOUGH the 802.11n standard has not been formalised, many makers of WiFi routers/base stations have introduced devices based on draft N standard.Apple has also updated its Airport Express to N, claiming up to five times the performance and twice the...
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Apple's new Airport Express is a multi-purpose device that can perform a variety of functions. First, it can create a wireless network for up to ten computers to share a single cable or DSL modem. Unlike the previous version of Airport Express, the ne...
Compatible with Mac OS X and Windows XP SP2/Vista, Works flawlessly with iTunes, Supports 802.11a/b/g/draft n standards, USB port sharing.
Extension cord optional, Audio connecting cables not included, 10/100 Ethernet port does not support the faster 1000 standard, Only allows audio streaming from iTunes.
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