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    Okay, so with me being interested in purchasing a MacBook, I just needed to know something. I currently have a D-Link Wireless router in my house and thats how I (On my desktop computer with a dongle) and my Sister (Compaq Windows Laptop with built in wireless) Get our internet. I have been looking through the Apple website and noticed that their is a Apple wireless router for your iMacs/MacBooks. If I was to purchase a MacBook with its built in wireless, could I use it on my D-Link router? I wouldn't need to purchase the actually Apple router for it would I? - Peter

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    No. Wi-Fi is Wi-Fi. It will work.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N!ck View Post
    No. Wi-Fi is Wi-Fi. It will work.
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    Hey there, All Macs have built in wireless known as "Airport", which you will most likely know. This can connect to any WiFi connection, it doesn't have to be a Apple router, can be Netgate or Linksys or any other brand out there. Hope this helps


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    Quote Originally Posted by MattGarner View Post
    Hey there, All Macs have built in wireless known as "Airport", which you will most likely know. This can connect to any WiFi connection, it doesn't have to be a Apple router, can be Netgate or Linksys or any other brand out there. Hope this helps
    Thanks. I use them alot in Media studies in school and just haven't ever got around to asking the Mac tech wether it would work. Thanks for post. +Rep. - Peter

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    As you probably have figured by now, yes it will work. I use my macbook I'm on now on a Netgear router
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    Quote Originally Posted by ToxicPaddy View Post
    As you probably have figured by now, yes it will work. I use my macbook I'm on now on a Netgear router
    Yep I know, Thanks for the post though.

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    I use a linksys "G" router and it works, it works pretty much for every thing I guess.
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