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<blockquote data-quote="Techs" data-source="post: 1704056" data-attributes="member: 370881"><p>Thanks, I actually made a new thread asking about people's real world experience with Apple refurbs.</p><p></p><p>While we on on the topic of networking, I have another question. I see people talking about using an Airport Extreme as the main router and then 1 or 2 Airport Expresses as wireless access points around the house when 1 router isn't enough to cover the whole house. But it seems like doing that would only give you wireless AC when you are close to the Extreme. You would go to wireless N when you are connecting the the Expresses, correct? </p><p></p><p>It just seems like if AC is important to the person, enough to buy an Extreme for more money, that they should also get it when connecting to the other routers (ie use multiple Airport Extremes instead of 1 Extreme and then Expresses). </p><p></p><p>Am I off base or what?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Techs, post: 1704056, member: 370881"] Thanks, I actually made a new thread asking about people's real world experience with Apple refurbs. While we on on the topic of networking, I have another question. I see people talking about using an Airport Extreme as the main router and then 1 or 2 Airport Expresses as wireless access points around the house when 1 router isn't enough to cover the whole house. But it seems like doing that would only give you wireless AC when you are close to the Extreme. You would go to wireless N when you are connecting the the Expresses, correct? It just seems like if AC is important to the person, enough to buy an Extreme for more money, that they should also get it when connecting to the other routers (ie use multiple Airport Extremes instead of 1 Extreme and then Expresses). Am I off base or what? [/QUOTE]
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