- 0.6
- Impact
Apple's 802.11n costs $1.99, but you can use it on all the Macs you own
Flag As Inappropriate
migraineboy
about 1 year ago about Apple
Although Apple’s claim that accounting rules are forcing them to charge $1.99 for the 802.11n upgrade is meeting with a lot of skepticism, there may be reason to believe them. When the enabler software went on sale yesterday at the Apple Store, it was revealed that you can use it on any Mac you own.
Note: The software license for the 802.11n Enabler software allows you to install and use it on all computers under your ownership or control.
Related Image
This is a story about Apple
Other recent stories about Apple
- Apple Announces new effort to go green in response to Greenpeace campaign
- Greenpeace just won a Webby for their A Greener Apple website. http://news.com.com/2300-1026_3-61809… [read more]
- Greenpeace ranks Apple most toxic
- In its “Green Electronics Guide”, Greenpeace ranked Apple the worst out of 14 electronics manufacturers (for the second time in a row) in its toxic chemical producing index. [read more]
- iPod Produced in Conditions that Violate Apple's Code of Conduct
- Apple has a Code of Conduct for their suppliers. The iPod is produced in China by a company that was violating their Code of Conduct. [read more]
- Apple and EMI offer DRM-less songs and videos on iTunes Store
- Apple and EMI will offer music tracks and videos without Digital Rights Management on the iTunes Store beginning in May 2007. [read more]
- Apple Says Jobs Knew of Options
- From the New York Times: [read more]
Comments
No comments yet. Be the first!
Log In To Add A Comment