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P.S. one advantage to the Airport Extreme card is that the G5 has a dedicated slot for it, so installing an Airport Extreme card does not use up one of your PCI slots.<br />

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P.S. one advantage to the Airport Extreme card is that the G5 has a dedicated slot for it, so installing an Airport Extreme card does not use up one of your PCI slots.


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Thanks guys for the excellent advise. &nbsp;I did notice the airport extreme card at my local Bestbuy so that is a good option for me. &nbsp;I am happy to hear it will fit my model. &nbsp;Thanks
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Thanks guys for the excellent advise.  I did notice the airport extreme card at my local Bestbuy so that is a good option for me.  I am happy to hear it will fit my model.  Thanks

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I am trying to install wireless on my G5 MAC but as a newbie, haven't a clue which cards work. &nbsp;The Dlink site says the WDA-1320 is for PC only but the guys at Geeksquad tell me it will work. 
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I am trying to install wireless on my G5 MAC but as a newbie, haven't a clue which cards work.  The Dlink site says the WDA-1320 is for PC only but the guys at Geeksquad tell me it will work. 

Will the WDA-1320 dlink pci wireless card work in my MAC G5 1.6 with Tiger?

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