No strings attached
Wednesday, February 16th, 2005 (3 years, 7 months ago)I finally got my desktop computer and Apple PowerBook set up to use my new broadband connection (I’m switching from SBC DSL to Comcast Broadband). My download speed averages about four to five times faster than before so I’m happy. (Update: Actually, it’s about seven times faster, now that I actually bother to do the math)
It took a while to get everything working smoothly because with Comcast customer service it’s hit or miss. Half the time I talked to people who might as well be replaced by a well written manual. The other half, I got some helpful information from knowledgeable people…
My PowerBook connects wirelessly to the internet using my Airport Express. I’d like to use this wireless router with my desktop PC, also. I’m really hating the sight of all these wires. So many speaker cables, keyboard cables, mouse cables, etc. I’ve done a good job at making everything wireless with my PowerBook:
- Apple Bluetooth Keyboard
- MacAlly Bluetooth Mouse
- Airport Express with AirTunes (to play iTunes music wirelessly on my 5.1 stereo)
Now if there were only a way to wirelessly charge a laptop battery or power a computer (or anything, really– 90% of my wires are power cords). There must be someone out there who can find a way to wiressly provide electricity to consumer products…