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Apple Airport Express 802.11n and AirTunes

What a neat product!  The Airport Express is much more than a WiFi hub. It can connect up to 10 simultaneous WiFi users over a pretty respectable range. But it also allows you to connect a printer directly to it and share it with all wireless users. How cool to be able to print a file from your back porch without having to come inside, find a printer cable, and connect. With an inexpensive and easy to find cable, you can connect your stereo or powered speakers to your Airport Express and play your iTunes music through it. I like to use this feature at parties whenre I can synchronize music inside and outside the house - using multiple Airport Express units. And all from my notebook computer from almost anywhere in the house. You can choose which speakers you want your music to play on with iTunes. If you have more than one Airport Express connected to speakers, you can play the same music on all your speakers at the same time to create a whole-house musical experience.

And it's easy to set up. In fact, most installation will be right out of the box. Just plug it in. Should you need to customize it this can be done with the easy to use Airport Utility that comes with it.

And the Airport Express has a wide range of security features on it that allow you to control who is using your WiFi network.

And - if you have a 'gamer' in the family, this is an inexpensive way to connect the gaming console to your high speed internet. Connect the game console to your Airport Express without having to purchase other expensive wireless options.

Most important, it's very inexpensive. At only $99 for all these features you can't go wrong!