802.11n on New MacBook

[Critical Hippo]

"New" Macbooks refers to the Late 2008 refreshes, not the Macbook Air. The updated Macbook Air is not on sale yet.

I just installed the 2008-004 airport express update (I guess they worked the kinks out) and now my Network info shows a/b/g/n instead of just a/b/g.

 

[fuzzielitlpanda]

"New" Macbooks refers to the Late 2008 refreshes, not the Macbook Air. The updated Macbook Air is not on sale yet.

I just installed the 2008-004 airport express update (I guess they worked the kinks out) and now my Network info shows a/b/g/n instead of just a/b/g.

same here. they must have just released the update because i only saw it today. speeds are the same though, but my wireless g is the bottleneck

 

[kenned]

I just installed the 2008-004 update, and now it shows the a/b/g/n, but i'm still having problems connecting to my belkin N1 router. Shows 130Mb/s. And didn't need to install the Wireless N enabler from apple, even though i bought it from the online store thinking i would need it.

wierd thing is though, i can connect to the network from any other room in my house, except for my own room.

 

[vtxdig]

I just installed the 2008-004 update, and now it shows the a/b/g/n, but i'm still having problems connecting to my belkin N1 router. Shows 130Mb/s. And didn't need to install the Wireless N enabler from apple, even though i bought it from the online store thinking i would need it.

wierd thing is though, i can connect to the network from any other room in my house, except for my own room.

Mine is fixed too, i was getting the "n" speeds but it didn't show up under network utility..