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5-09-2007 @ 11:38AM
Rob Brooks-Bilson said...
One suggestion. I recommend always bringing a network cable (6' works well) as well as a cable coupler along with the airport express. I've been in several hotels where the main network cable coming out of the wall was permanently installed, and didn't reach far enough to make it to where the Airport express was plugged in. Having the extra cable and coupler solves that problem easily.
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