I recently purchased the D-Link DWA-130 adapter to find out that I received the 1/3 hardware revisions that isn't Mac compatible (whoo!). I'll just keep that one and use it on my PC. So once again I'm in the market for a new adapter because my macbook isn't picking up the wireless signal at my college, no matter where I take it. I'm using the Logitech VX Nano, so the USB dongle in the port is very small, taking up little space surrounding the actual empty space.

I have a Netgear WN111v2 USB Wireless adapter that I want to use to connect to a Netgear Router., Mac OS X (10.4.11) Posted on May 2. Unless you can locate an original or third-party Mac driver for this very device, you may have to look for another solution. Jan More Less.

I need a USB adapter that I can use with my mouse dongle, so that I can have them both plugged in at the same time. Most wireless N adapters I've seen are very wide and would be impossible to use with my mouse so that's the struggle. These are the only ones that I could find that match what I need.

Can anyone tell me where I could purchase one of these? Are there others similar to these that you can tell me about? Windows resize for mac left screen. Is there a way to get my h/w rev: A1 DWA-130 to work on my Mac? I recently purchased the D-Link DWA-130 adapter to find out that I received the 1/3 hardware revisions that isn't Mac compatible (whoo!). I'll just keep that one and use it on my PC. So once again I'm in the market for a new adapter because my macbook isn't picking up the wireless signal at my college, no matter where I take it.

I'm using the Logitech VX Nano, so the USB dongle in the port is very small, taking up little space surrounding the actual empty space. I need a USB adapter that I can use with my mouse dongle, so that I can have them both plugged in at the same time. Most wireless N adapters I've seen are very wide and would be impossible to use with my mouse so that's the struggle. These are the only ones that I could find that match what I need. Can anyone tell me where I could purchase one of these?

Are there others similar to these that you can tell me about? Is there a way to get my h/w rev: A1 DWA-130 to work on my Mac? A new advertised 802.11n wireless dongle I don't know anything more about it than what I've read, but here it is: 802.11n USB Wireless Adapter Card for MAC iMAC & Apple Airport - $31.97 I just purchased from Newegg 3 Netgear WN111v2 802.11n dongles in the hopes that they would work with my Macs and my Netgear WNDR3300 wireless router.needless to say they don't. I contacted Newegg and the service adviser issued me a RMA, so I'm happy with them about that. As far as the Rokland dongles are concerned, I won't have money to order them until Newegg credits my account, so I won't be able to post anything about their quality/reliability/durability until later on this summer, but I do plan to order them soon. In looking through the Rokland website I've also just found the following: The n3: 802.11n Wireless-N Long Range WiFi USB for Macs & PCs - $39.97 which looks even more interesting to me since I have some range/wall issues to cope with in using my wireless network. I will research/buy/post soon.

I don't know anything more about it than what I've read, but here it is: 802.11n USB Wireless Adapter Card for MAC iMAC & Apple Airport - $31.97 I just purchased from Newegg 3 Netgear WN111v2 802.11n dongles in the hopes that they would work with my Macs and my Netgear WNDR3300 wireless router.needless to say they don't. I contacted Newegg and the service adviser issued me a RMA, so I'm happy with them about that.

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