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And a new Airport Express that no longer plugs directly into the wall. https://www.apple.com/wifi/ https://www.apple.com/wifi/
by there 14y ago
And a new Airport Express that no longer plugs directly into the wall. https://www.apple.com/wifi/ https://www.apple.com/wifi/
- nsxwolf 14y agoLooks like a white Apple TV.
- c0nsumer 14y ago...that has dual wired ports. This is a good thing.
- fratis 14y agoThough I agree that it's good (awesome, even), it should be noted that only one of those ports is a LAN port. The other is WAN only.
- c0nsumer 14y agoThat's pretty typical for Apple stuff, though. Although, if I remember right, you can set Apple stuff up as just bridged. I also find it interesting that there's now an iOS app for setting up their APs. That fixes a big gap for some people. I'm just hoping that IPv6 support comes back soon...
- sirn 14y agoIf this works like the old AirPort Express, shouldn't you be able to turn the WAN port into LAN for a WAN-to-LAN bridge of sort? I used to do that to connect device without Wireless in another floor, it was pretty handy. Also, no more "5 users limit" BS. This is nice.
- rafski 14y agoYou should be able to plug it into the wall with the old one's removable international plug if that helps.
- sjwright 14y agoI use those international plug adapters for lots of stuff, most notably Canon battery chargers. From a power board, it's much neater than cables.