Discover the world of external hard drives for Mac. Compare portable, USB and external hard drive models for office and home and shop online. With a unique dual-winged design, the Asus USB-AC68 is one of the best Wi-Fi adapters money can buy. Featuring foldable, external antennas to provide enhanced reception for laptops when open (and easy transportation and portability when closed), the Asus offers outstanding range and speed.

Do you also have access to a tray-loading Mac? They will accept the minidisk (any firm putting out drivers on mini-disks must be hard-up or run by idiots) and you can do a simple network between the two computers with a bit of ethernet cable. I've received some music CDs that will not mount in my MacBook Pro but will in my G4 tower--they're on the same home network. I simply open network access to the G4 from the notebook, put the stubborn CD in the G4's tray drive and get the tunes that way.

It should work for installing drivers too. If you either can't or don't want to network, contact the vendor and ask for the drivers on a proper CD. Those devices basically replace your internal Airport rather than just being a bigger antenna. I would not buy 'just any' USB Wifi adaptor because the great majority of them do not have Mac drivers available. Without drivers, they would never be made able to work on a Mac. The ones sold here: have proper Mac drivers and wireless 'n', and the vendor has a good reputation for Mac support both before and after the sale.

The wired extension cradle means you can move it around to get the best reception. The same company has less expensive models that provide slower 'g' speeds but do not have the nifty extension cradle. As your 1.67G PowerBook has USB 2.0 ports, you should get full 'n' speeds from the device I linked. Those devices basically replace your internal Airport rather than just being a bigger antenna. I would not buy 'just any' USB Wifi adaptor because the great majority of them do not have Mac drivers available. Without drivers, they would never be made able to work on a Mac.

The ones sold here: have proper Mac drivers and wireless 'n', and the vendor has a good reputation for Mac support both before and after the sale. The wired extension cradle means you can move it around to get the best reception. The same company has less expensive models that provide slower 'g' speeds but do not have the nifty extension cradle. As your 1.67G PowerBook has USB 2.0 ports, you should get full 'n' speeds from the device I linked. Do you also have access to a tray-loading Mac? They will accept the minidisk (any firm putting out drivers on mini-disks must be hard-up or run by idiots) and you can do a simple network between the two computers with a bit of ethernet cable.

I've received some music CDs that will not mount in my MacBook Pro but will in my G4 tower--they're on the same home network. I simply open network access to the G4 from the notebook, put the stubborn CD in the G4's tray drive and get the tunes that way. It should work for installing drivers too. If you either can't or don't want to network, contact the vendor and ask for the drivers on a proper CD. I had to email the vendor via amazon's product description, which wasn't on any of the packaging. Got a link and downloaded the correct drivers and it's working very well, far stronger reception than the built in. The key is the ability to move the antenna which you can't do with the built in very well without putting the powerbook in some unusable location.

Thanks guys for the assistance, this $12 antenna was well worth it! I also have a $40 buffalo router/access point with dd-wrt firmware that I might not even need! Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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