Airport Extreme Base Station

Apple have released a new Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS)

The major differences and improvements are:

• Support for 802.11a and 802.11n as well as 802.11b and 802.11g
• Three LAN ports over the original's single LAN port (newest version has Gigabit ports)
• Abilty to connect a USB 2 hard drive to the USB port.
• Ability to connect multiple hard drives and printers to the USB port

With the release of the Gigabit model I went ahead and purchased the new Airport Extreme, I have found it a vast improvement on the ailing Aiport Express I was using.

Guides and comment

Most of the 802.11g guides as they stand will still work for the new 802.11n AEBS.

The iFelix unofficial 802.11n Airport Extreme Printer Compatibility List

The iFelix unofficial 802.11n Airport Extreme Hard Drive Compatibility List

Which Airport Extreme 802.11n do I have?

How to install Airport Utility 5 if you have lost the original CD...

Can I use WDS with the new 802.11n Airport Extreme Base Station?

Can I scan with the 802.11n Airport Extreme Base Station?

Why in the UK do I only get 2.5x the speed with the new 802.11n Airport Extreme Base Station, whilst everyone else gets 5x the speed?

Can an Apple TV use media files on an Airport Disk?

iFelix Blog

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Technical Specifications

Airport Extreme Technical Specifications

Technical Support

Apple Airport Support Website

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