802.11n Question

[elithrar]

He doesn't want to give money to Apple, but he has a Mac? /boggle

 

[Mpulsive81]

Not just "a" mac, but a whole slew of em

 

[x13gamer]

So holding off may have actually paid off, After I installed Leopard it all of a sudden seemed to appear, Of course I did no notice till i paid and had already downloaded it, but never installed it. Perhaps someone else who has held off from buying it now all of a sudden has it.

 

[ozziegn]

so how does one know if his MBP laptop has 802.11n anyways?

the reason I ask is because I just bought my 17" MBP like two weeks ago. do you guys think it already has it?

 

[taylorwilsdon]

so how does one know if his MBP laptop has 802.11n anyways?

the reason I ask is because I just bought my 17" MBP like two weeks ago. do you guys think it already has it?

Yes of course it does. All core 2 duos have it built in, the earlier core 2 duos had to buy an enabler.

Seriously, a 4 second google search will show you a pirate link to download it through bittorrent, kazaa or whatever else you use if you're that frickin' desperate to save $2.

 

[eman]

Just load Leopard and you will 802.11n enabled or find the Apple 802.11n enabler on the net. It's that simple.

 

[ozziegn]

okay, so Leopard users like myself don't need this "n" updater because like you said, it's already enabled with Leopard?

I ask because I damn sure wouldn't have any problems shelling out a mere $2 for something that would gain me better wireless router speeds, but if I don't need to spend the money then I surely won't.

I can put that $2 towards my next MBP update purchase.