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As of publication, Apple offers three different AirPort wireless routers. AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme, and Time Capsule all provide both wired and wireless networking capabilities, while some also offer unique additional features. While they are made by Apple and are designed to work with Apple computers, tablets and devices, they also work with other operating systems and non-Apple mobile devices. Common Features All Apple AirPort shares some common relatively high-end device features. As of publication, they all support Wireless-N networking at speeds as high as 300 Mbps or megabits per second. Apple also builds dual-band radios on all AirPort routers, allowing you to use both 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz bands. Each AirPort router supports up to 50 users on both local and guest networks and can function as a print server for a connected USB printer. AirPort Express AirPort Express is Apple's smaller and less expensive offering. In addition to sharing a wireless in

Instead of having to spend time setting up a wireless bridge to work with a sound system as well as connecting to your router, you can use Apple Airport Express to stream music from your computer to your stereo. But wait? Isn’t AirPort Express a router? How can a router stream music? Well, that is the beauty of AirPort Express that being a router, it does a lot of other tasks, which include streaming music. So, if you love listening to music, which everyone does (can’t recall anyone who doesn’t), then you can make use of your AirPort Express to stream music. Set up is much easier than creating other similar wireless bridges, and you can be enjoying your music in minutes. However, you need to make sure that you have the following things with you. 1.       A computer with iTunes installed 2.       Airport express 3.       Wireless network 4.       Stereo with jack line Once you have all these things, you can proceed with the next steps, which are also not diffi