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Apple AirPort Express with AirTunes review

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Sunday 29 May 2005, 10:11 AM

Only a open USB interface is missing


Bought the AE, plugged it in and configured it as WDS in my third party's cheap router in minutes. No probs at all. I'm only missing the possibilty to connect other USB stuff than a printer into AE USB interface.

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Overview

Apple AirPort Express with AirTunes

Editors rating
Rating: 7.8
Verdict

The AirPort Express is among the very best wireless-networking devices we've seen for Mac or Windows, but its lack of computer-free control limits its unique ability to stream iTunes music.

Typical price

£ 99

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