Tilpots macrumors 601 Original poster Apr 19, 2006 4,195 72 Carolina Beach, NC Dec 20, 2007 #1 Does "N" enabler come with Leopard? NO mention of this anywhere, so I thought I'd ask before I purchase both. Thanks!
Does "N" enabler come with Leopard? NO mention of this anywhere, so I thought I'd ask before I purchase both. Thanks!
JSchwage macrumors 6502a May 5, 2006 592 46 Rochester, NY Dec 20, 2007 #2 Yes. As far as I know, it does. I got a MacBook a few weeks ago and it can do 802.11n without the enabler.
Yes. As far as I know, it does. I got a MacBook a few weeks ago and it can do 802.11n without the enabler.
0007776 Suspended Jul 11, 2006 6,473 8,170 Somewhere Dec 20, 2007 #3 JSchwage said: Yes. As far as I know, it does. I got a MacBook a few weeks ago and it can do 802.11n without the enabler. Click to expand... any of the macbooks sold after the enabler was out do not require it for n to work, so yours would have worked under Tiger. My guess is that it would be included in Leopard, but I don't know for sure.
JSchwage said: Yes. As far as I know, it does. I got a MacBook a few weeks ago and it can do 802.11n without the enabler. Click to expand... any of the macbooks sold after the enabler was out do not require it for n to work, so yours would have worked under Tiger. My guess is that it would be included in Leopard, but I don't know for sure.
TBi macrumors 68030 Jul 26, 2005 2,583 6 Ireland Dec 20, 2007 #4 Tilpots said: Does "N" enabler come with Leopard? NO mention of this anywhere, so I thought I'd ask before I purchase both. Thanks! Click to expand... Since you are planning to buy both, why not just buy leopard and see if it enables 802.11n. If not then buy the n enabler later. Seems the most logical course of action to me.
Tilpots said: Does "N" enabler come with Leopard? NO mention of this anywhere, so I thought I'd ask before I purchase both. Thanks! Click to expand... Since you are planning to buy both, why not just buy leopard and see if it enables 802.11n. If not then buy the n enabler later. Seems the most logical course of action to me.
Tilpots macrumors 601 Original poster Apr 19, 2006 4,195 72 Carolina Beach, NC Dec 20, 2007 #5 Thanks for the replies folks. Guess I will just buy Leopard and see what happens. Happy Holidays to all of you!
Thanks for the replies folks. Guess I will just buy Leopard and see what happens. Happy Holidays to all of you!
Tilpots macrumors 601 Original poster Apr 19, 2006 4,195 72 Carolina Beach, NC Dec 28, 2007 #6 Just got Leopard and it now appears that it is N enabled without buying the separate download from apple. Just thought I'd pass along the knowledge. Wireless Network Adapter (802.11 a/b/g/n) now shows up in Network Utility.
Just got Leopard and it now appears that it is N enabled without buying the separate download from apple. Just thought I'd pass along the knowledge. Wireless Network Adapter (802.11 a/b/g/n) now shows up in Network Utility.