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Easily be 802.11 n !


The nQuicky products are a great way for PowerMac users to update their computers to the new 802.11 n draft! This means full compatibility with the new AirPort Extreme Base Station. The nQuicky brings the 802.11n draft which has a high speed yield of 300 mbit/second (far better than the 802.11g standard). Additionally the range is increased up to 3 times the range of 802.11 g. This is all thanks to improvements over the previous standard and MIMO technology. MIMO is Multi-Input Multi-Output, meaning both the Base Station (or Router) and the Mac (or PC) must have multiple antennas to employ something called “spatial-multiplexing”. This is most important in the speed department, think of it as having a 4 lane highway instead of a 2 lane highway, and having plenty of traffic for the former!
The computer industry as a whole is embracing this new draft proposal, unsurprisingly Apple is at the forefront by including it in their new Base Station. Also keep in mind that 802.11 b/g Macs will still work with your new Base Station, with the caveat that the Base Station is forced to adhere all connected Macs to the lowest standard on the network. This is exactly why having all older Macs (and PCs) up to the 802.11 n standard is the way to go!

 

Apple TV Tri-Band Antenna
for all Apple TVs

$185

Extreme Base Station Plus

High gain antenna for AirPort Extreme Base Station (802.11 n) *Excludes all previous Base Stations $185

aCard + Tri-Band for Mac Mini
802.11 a/b/g/n for Intel Mac Minis
*will not work for PowerPC Mac Minis, please check before ordering.$249.95

Get Better Wireless from your Apple TV.

Having trouble streaming that HD content with your new Apple TV? Want it to work in the other room?
This can happen by adding an external antenna to your Apple TV. What we are offering here is a signal increase of up to 50 %. This will greatly increase range and should eliminate cut out caused by wireless interference. The current Apple TV does not have any external antennas.
This is the same high-quality antenna found in our kits for the Mac Pro and Mac Mini Tri-Band. The cabling will allow putting the antenna up to 3 feet away from your Apple TV, keeping it free of interference created by your other electronics.
How can the AirPort Extreme 802.11 n Base Station be improved?
The new Base Station is quite powerful by embracing the Draft-N 2.0 specification, however there is plenty of room for improvement. The MIMO (Multi-Input Multi-Output) antennas are all quite modest in receptive sensitivity and transmission capability. More sensitive external antennas can remedy this. This is exactly what we are offering.

Not even Apple offers this.
This is the best wireless conceivable for Mac Minis. This goes beyond an 802.11 n upgrade. This new product allows for full wireless speed. The QuickerTek aCard provides 802.11 a, 802.11 b, 802.11 g,
and 802.11 n wireless compatibility. What that means is the computer can network using 802.11 a and the 5 gigahertz band. What this means for you: a cleaner signal with far less dropout. The 2.4 ghz band is crowded with other devices (including WiFi networks, cell phones, and microwave ovens).

 

nQuicky™
802.11 n Wireless USB adapter (100mW)
For all Macs with USB. Yes, all

$225

nQuicky PCMCIA/CardBus Upgrade Kit
for Macs with Power PC and an Available CardBus (PCMCIA) Slot

$139.95

nNano USB
802.11 N USB Transceiver
Works for all Apple Products with USB
**does not operate in 5 ghz mode $139.95

 

nQuicky PCI Upgrade Kit
now with Tri-Band Antenna Array for PowerMacs with Power PC and an available PCI Slot --Excludes PowerMac G5's with DDR2 $225

Have all the wireless speed of a new Mac! The latest 802.11n wireless network gear recently announced by Apple has left many users lagging in wireless performance options. This new
upgrade from QuickerTek allows Mac users to stay current with the benefits of the fastest wireless. These wireless networking cards are unique in that the use the USB interface, so they can be installed on practically any Mac. They work with all 802.11/b/g/n WiFi equipment including Apple AirPort, AirPort Extreme and the latest 802.11n version of AirPort Extreme introduced at Macworld Expo 2007.

System Requirements:Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher

The nQuicky PCMCIA/CardBus is a great way for PowerBook users to update their computers to the new 802.11 n draft! This means full compatibility with the new AirPort Extreme Base Station. The nQuicky brings the 802.11n draft which has a high speed yield of 300 mbit/second (far better than the 802.11g standard). Additionally the range is increased up to 3 times the range of 802.11 g.
802.11 n on a budget!
The latest 802.11n wireless network gear recently announced by Apple has left many users lagging in wireless performance options. This new upgrade from QuickerTek allows Mac users to stay current with the benefits of the fastest wireless. These wireless networking cards are unique in that the use the USB interface, so they can be installed on practically any Mac. They work with all 802.11/b/g/n WiFi equipment including Apple AirPort, AirPort Extreme and the latest 802.11n version of AirPort Extreme introduced at
Macworld Expo 2007.
The nQuicky PCI is a great way for PowerMac users to update their computers to the new 802.11 n draft! This means full compatibility with the new AirPort Extreme Base Station. The nQuicky brings the 802.11n draft which has a high speed yield of 300 mbit/second (far better than the 802.11g standard). Additionally the range is increased up to 3 times the range of 802.11 g.

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  Easily be 802.11 n !
The nQuicky is a great way for PowerMac users to update their computers to the new 802.11 n draft! This means full compatibility with the new AirPort Extreme Base Station. The nQuicky brings the 802.11n draft which has a high speed yield of 300 mbit/second (far better than the 802.11g standard). Additionally the range is increased up to 3 times the range of 802.11 g.
This is all thanks to improvements over the previous standard and MIMO technology. MIMO is Multi-Input Multi-Output, meaning both the Base Station (or Router) and the Mac (or PC) must have multiple antennas to employ something called “spatial-multiplexing”. This is most important in the speed department, think of it as having a 4 lane highway instead of a 2 lane highway, and having plenty of traffic for the former!
The computer industry as a whole is embracing this new draft proposal, unsurprisingly Apple is at the forefront by including it in their new Base Station. Also keep in mind that 802.11 b/g Macs will still work with your new Base Station, with the caveat that the Base Station is forced to adhere all connected Macs to the lowest standard on the network. This is exactly why having all older Macs (and PCs) up to the 802.11 n standard is the way to go!