Apple Airport Express
Added by mikian on Mon, 2008-12-01 19:58
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Comments
Easy to install. Configure it and forget it. You can use it to share printer wirelessly and plug your home stereo to it and listen music wirelessly from iTunes.
Wonderful little white box. One small thing is that I don't get it recognized by iTunes 8 every time I wake my MBP from sleep. Turning iTunes to use internal speaker and back to Express rewokes the connection and I'm rockin' and rollin' again.
Airport Express is great. But Airtunes is not. I bought Aifoil to get the job done.
2.4 GHz MacBook (Penryn) 4 GB RAM 320 GB HD OSX 10.5
Samsung SyncMaster 226bw
Airport Express is nice little base station which gets it's job done well and AirTunes is great also. However Airport Express has one big problem that takes one star away, sometimes it just hangs but doesn't change it's status light from green. It looks like it is okey but it actually has stopped working, no network and no management connection. But reboot helps.