Getting Wireless Internet?

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  1. 2000ContourSVT, Feb 16, 2008

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    Hi I'm new here and I'm new to Mac as well. But I'm going to purchase a White MacBook probably next friday and I was wondering if the MacBook will work with a non-Apple wireless router. I have a Netgear 108mbps router that I use for all of the computers in my house and I need it to work with the MacBook as well. Thanks.
     
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  2. iTeen, Feb 16, 2008

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    it should work.:)
     
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  3. 2000ContourSVT, Feb 16, 2008

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    Cool thats what I was hoping to hear beings I am a college student who doesnt have much money and this Macbook will nearly take all of the money I have at the moment. Thanks.
     
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  4. SVT Amateur, Feb 16, 2008

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    It'll work bro.

    I had a 2000 SVT Contour myself till I gave it to my sister and bought myself a Subaru WRX STI.
     
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  5. 2000ContourSVT, Feb 16, 2008

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    Sweet man. I love the SVT. I too want to get a STI but that will be a while before I get one of them.
     
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  6. SFStateStudent, Feb 16, 2008

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    Not familiar with that router...

    but from the sounds of it, you are going to be just fine. Also, the Airport on the MacBook is always searching for the strongest signal when I'm at my two campuses, I even get connectivity when most PC's cannot. You'll also notice that these webpages load really fast while connected directly to your DSL and when on campus WiFi. :cool:
     
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