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You must have Mac OS X mixed up with some other crapware, such as Vista. The Mac's use all the memory available to them and the only limitations in Leopard is the amount of memory the computer can actually hold. Well until you get well into terabytes or something like that, in other words it...

I, of course knew that 802.11 a/b/g/n etc. are the industry standards, and want to steer clear of the vendors which use drivers at all for the routers, which is what I was looking for a list of and cannot seem to find. None of the vendors I can find seem to know how to put up a comparison sheet...

Yes I did notice that, but I found OS X info in other places on their site, but it still didn't give me consistant results. For example there was times that the D-Link Printer Server was still accessable to OS X but the printer itself wasn't. Even when using the settings as you suggested, it...

Actually it's not misplaced at all, I need something which will give me what I want/need for the Windows PC's I have as well as provide me with what I need for the Powerbook as well, which is 802.11g compatibility along with WPA encryption and the ability to access the EPSON...

All protocols are supported, from what I understand even Apples own protocol is supported, but I haven't been successful in getting any of the settings working correctly in it. The problem is the Powerbook doesn't get left on for various reasons, primarily because the previous Powerbook...

Okay, currently I have a Netgear Home Networking Modem/Wireless router from Comcast, I'm thinking about upgrading my network and getting Comcast to send me a Motorolla Modem and building my network myself, which devices will work best with the following limitations: Must be both Mac OS X...

Okay, Firstly let me say I have a wireless router from Netgear that come with the Comcast Home Networking back when it was introduced, from it I have plugged in my PC's which all run Windows XP, both MCE and x64 as well as SP2, I have the Powerbook with the Airport Extreme card in it and I'm...