MacWireless announces wireless upgrades for older Macs

Posted by Dennis Sellers Jun 22, 2008 at 1:27am

MacWireless has announced wireless upgrade cards for older Macs. MacWireless 11g PC and PCI cards work with the AirPort drivers built into Mac OS X, so there is no need to install any additional software.

MacWireless also offers a trade-in program for older AirPort cards. By trading in an older AirPort or AirPort Extreme card, customers can save up to US$50 on the purchase of a new card. With the 11g PC and PCI cards selling for $69.98, users of older Macs can improve their range and increase their wireless speed (up to 54Mbps) for less than $20, according to the folks at MacWireless.

The MacWireless solution works with any computer that can run Mac OS X 10.2.6 or later and has an available PCI slot. It works with the AirPort drivers built into Mac OS X, so no software installation is required.

The 11g PC Card is a solution for older laptops. It works with any computer that has a PC slot and is running Mac OS 10.3 or later. Again, it uses the AirPort driver built into Mac OS X, so no software installation is required.

Here’s how the MacWireless AirPort Trade-in Program works:

1. Purchase any MacWireless product at regular price from MacWireless.

2. Remove the AirPort card from your computer and send it to MacWireless.

3. Once MacWireless received the AirPort card, they issue a $50 ($20 for AirPort Extreme) credit to your credit card. (Your AirPort card must be in working condition and must include the AirPort and FCC labels).

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