Quote: Originally Posted by Detrius One of the original major features of OS X was that it separated the executable binary from the application resources (images, windows, etc..…

Quote: Originally Posted by tooki Wrong assumption. I believed all along that Apple was developing OS X for Intel. And I know I'm not the only person who suspected it. It was de…

Quote: Originally Posted by meelk No doubt the *profit margin* on the ipods was tremendously higher based on parts cost/labor/etc. Actually, you've got it reversed. Apple'…

It makes sense, it "leaves the door open" in case Apple ever needed to market OSX to any other platforms. Just the way OSX was quietly developed, crossplatform even during the gold…

Quote: Originally Posted by jwoods I forsee Apple selling OS X for PC's ONLY if the hardware stops selling (aka NeXTStep for Intel). As long as the hardware is selling at accep…

I object your honor. Big Mac is only telling us what he thinks will happen; speculation, rumors, and analysis based on past trends are hardly cause for concern. I see no evidence!

Quote: Originally Posted by ApeInTheShell I object your honor. Big Mac is only telling us what he thinks will happen; speculation, rumors, and analysis based on past trends are …

Sure, Apple might go to an OS-only strategy when the hardware is making them less money than they would on software. And Canada might become a totalitarian, military nation when zo…

I doubt Apple is planning on supporting any old PC. For one thing, with each new revision of OS X Intel, more and more kexts start disappearing which used to support older hardware…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit Sure, Apple might go to an OS-only strategy when the hardware is making them less money than they would on software. And Canada might become …

It would be great if Apple released a commercial that pissed off the entire news media, technology industry, and Windows users. But that probably won't happen.

How long has it been since the airport extreme debuted? The airport express was a nice gadget but shouldn't there be another update to the airport family soon? I have never worke…

You must be cautious when considering a third party's extremely high rate claims; they ALL depend on having THEIR client hardware and thus you cannot reach those speeds with an Air…

Glenn, thanks for the words. I'm personally not concerned with range as I have a G5, my wife has the XP laptop. In fact, I may use the ethernet connection on the ABS. I also hav…

Yes, the Express will act as a range extender for an AirPort Base Station. Will it act as a repeater for an AirPort card? Good darn question! Sorry I can't help with that...I …

I wonder if anyone has figured out how to get the Airport Express to support the modem on its usb port. Since I have a Macbook Pro I had to buy the modem. But I would be much hap…

I just got a new modem from Verizon Online (thank the guy who invented negotiations...i was able to talk them into a new free modem!) Anyways, i dont have airport in my mac and i p…

Quote: Originally Posted by sonicularulus I just got a new modem from Verizon Online (thank the guy who invented negotiations...i was able to talk them into a new free modem!) A…

are you sure...all i see is aboutt routers... im referring to the wifi card that should go into the computer itself...

hi I've been using an unsecured wireless network for sometime, with permission but without knowing anything about the router (there's a language problem happening because I'm in ja…

I have an indigo 366mhz G3 iBook & would like to set it up with wireless access so I can access my home network around the house. The thing is original Airports cards are hard…

Mac-compatible ones are very hard to find. There are a few on eBay but at inflated prices. I decided to go with a wireless Ethernet bridge instead.

I've never heard of one of those. Thanks for replying I'm off to google 'wireless ehernet bridge'

An ethernet bridge converts/connects two different networks. In the case of a wireless ethernet bridge, it's going to connect a wireless network with a wired one. This effectivel…

Here is a list of wireless products with Mac drivers. http://home.earthlink.net/~metaphyzx/Wireless.htm Remember that manufacturers often have many different revisions of the sa…