It is a card that fits inside your Apple computer and connects the computer to wireless networks. Recent Macs will have one already fitted but you will need to add one to older Macs - after checking that they are compatible.
the power book G4 can use the Airport Extreme card.
Apple's Airport and Airport extreme are standard Wi-Fi network interfaces. You will need a Wi-Fi network card on a PC to connect to them. A standard Ethernet network card connects with Ethernet cabling and does not work with Wi-Fi.
Airport Extreme is Apple's standard for wireless networking. Original Airport was only compatible with Wireless "B" networking. 2nd Generation or Airport Extreme was compatible with Wireless "G" and "B". The newest rendition of Airport is still called Airport Extreme however it supports "B","G", and the newest "N".
The airport extreme simply makes a relatively small wireless network. The best example of what an Airport Extreme base station is is to compare it to your home phone line and phone. Most people have wireless home phones now. They have a phone line coming into the house and a base station that sends the data received through the phone line to phone handsets somewhere in the house. This is like an Airport Extreme. Your internet provider runs internet to your home (this is the monthly payment). Your Airport Extreme makes a small network which broadcasts the internet in your home. Inside your computer is a wireless card that receives the signal just like your handset on your phone receives the signal from the phone base station. So you don't pay a monthly fee for the Airport Extreme, you pay for the internet that the AE broadcasts. The airport simply makes the internet wireless and your Airport card in your Macbook receives the signal. So you can take the Airport Extreme with you, but you would have to plug it into someone's existing internet that they pay monthly for to get any internet data. The Airport by itself does not have any internet.
No. Airport extreme cards are for iBook G4's. iBook G3's Use Regular Airport Cards
No, you do not need a credit card to check in at the airport.
Yes, you can connect an iMac to an AirPort Extreme without a base station if the AirPort Extreme is set up as a range extender or in bridge mode. In this configuration, the AirPort Extreme can extend your existing Wi-Fi network without needing a separate base station. Simply connect the iMac to the Wi-Fi network created by the AirPort Extreme, and it should work seamlessly.
The first generation of the Apple AirPort Extreme began shipping on January 9th, 2007. They shipped until march 19th, 2008 when the second generation Apple AirPort Extreme was introduced.
Yes, all new MacBook Pros come with a built in AirPort Extreme wi-fi card with 802.11n capabilities.
All Apple products can be purchased from their website. Additionally, the card can be purchased at an Apple retail store or from an authorized reseller. Always verify the business is a legitimate reseller of Apple products.
The newest revision of Apple's AirPort extreme, with the latest firmware updates applied, will work with Apple's Time Machine.
An Apple airport card is used to connect an Apple product to the internet at an airport location. You can find many of these for sale on Ebay, ranging in price.