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Getting Set up for a new imac...
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Hi there,
In a couple of weeks i am going to get a new imac. I am currently running a Dell laptop with the router that i got free when i signed up with Tiscali last year. Now when i get the imac i want to go wireless, any recommendations on a wireless router? Bearing in mind i want a good quality one, but don't want to pay the earth...
Sorry i don't really know a great deal about computers, so be paitent 
thanks in advance...
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What's wrong with the one you have?
Oh - sorry - it's not wireless? Well, Apple's range of wireless routers are excellent, and very easy to set up.
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He will pay the earth for apples router's. But its very easy to set up. I have a Linksys WRT54G very nice router.
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iMac G5 1.9Ghz 2.5GB RAM 160 GB HD 17" widescreen + external regular 17
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I don't know, the Airport express is about 90USD, and the extreme about 170 both worth it if you ask me - yes - you can get cheaper routers, but, well, you get what you pay for.
On the other end of the spectrum, I have a Linksys that I got for 30USD that has only ever been a mild PITA.
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I have a new imac and use airport. I also have a one year old apple laptop. The laptop loads faster than my new Imac!!! Both are wireless sitting side by side. Any ideas??
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