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Friday, January 19, 2007

Owners of Core 2 duo Mac laptops have 802.11n built in

I honestly wonder why Apple even bothered hiding the 802.11n adapters in the latest MacBooks when they charge to activate them. Hmm, maybe Linux can do it for free?

Posted by Joe at 5:03 PM

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