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Removing / Replacing the Airport Card

The Airport card is located on the left side of the MacBook just

above where the hard drive normally sits. There are two antenna cables

attached at the top of the card marked above with circles. These

need to be removed in the same way as the Bluetooth antenna

cable was. It is best to use needle-nose pliers or a spudger

and pull straight up on the end connector so the pin is not

damaged. It shouldn’t take much force to disconnect them.

You need to be quite gentle with them because if they break,

they will need to be replaced. As pictured above, there will

usually be a piece of tape on the right side of the card. Peel

this off from one side. The card should now be free to pop up. Once it is

popped up as show in the picture above in the bottom right, the card can

now be slid towards the rear of the machine to be taken out of the

slot. The Airport card should now be free and ready to replace

if need be. These cards are going to be compatible with

802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n* wireless networks. It is not

necessary to use an Apple Airport base station. Any third

party base station should function with the Apple Airport

card.

* Apple released purchasable software to enable this feature.

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Includes

802.11n support

Airport Extreme

This is Airport’s

successor to the Airport

Express. It uses the new

802.11n protocol and

offers incredible

improvements over the

802.11g protocol. Most

MacBooks are going to

have this disabled. Read

below for more details.

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History of the Apple Airport

The original Apple Airport and Base Station was introduced in July 1999. It used the 802.11b protocol

which offered transfer speeds of 11Mbps. (Mbps: Megabits per second)

In January of 2003, Apple released the Airport Extreme which used the 802.11g protocol which greatly in-

creased the bandwidth to 54Mbps. This allowed a much higher level of data transfer over a wireless net-

work including dependable streaming video and music.

In January of 2007, Apple announced the newest revolution to wireless networking with the Airport Express which has adopted the upcoming

802.11n standard. This new protocol offers bandwidth and range increases of several magnitudes.

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