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802.11n Auto Upgrade For Core 2 Duo, What About Core [1] Duo?
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I doubt it. Looks like you'll be waiting for a USB stick.
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Well if u run parallels it shows an N card with my CD...
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Belkin has announced a 802.11n Wireless ExpressCard.
So there's still hope for the MBP Core Duo owners.
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NOW YOU SEE ME! 2.4 MBP and 2.0 MBP (running ubuntu)
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Yeah, that's a bummer. I really don't want a card sticking out of the side, but I would like 802.11n...
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what about this part.
i got a macbook pro core duo, was bought in august and also have dlink 108mbps wireless router when i connect to it in windows is says 108mbps so is it Ndraft or what
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the 1st gen mbp's DO have pre-N capability. however i cant imagine that the new airport wouldnt support regular CD's. the C2D's are essentially the same machine with a newer processor in them.
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Originally Posted by spice003 
what about this part.
i got a macbook pro core duo, was bought in august and also have dlink 108mbps wireless router when i connect to it in windows is says 108mbps so is it Ndraft or what
The Dlink 108Mbps hardware is a MIMO 802.11g implementation, not 802.11n.
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markus: How do you know they have pre-n capability? The manual actually said 802.11a was supported back in March when I bought mine...I have a couple a APs if anyone wants them...
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Originally Posted by markus
the 1st gen mbp's DO have pre-N capability. however i cant imagine that the new airport wouldnt support regular CD's. the C2D's are essentially the same machine with a newer processor in them.
None of the Core Duo Macs are listed as .11n compatible http://www.apple.com/wireless/80211/
Did I miss something?
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pre-N and draft-N are not the same thing.
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