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From: Andrew on 20 Apr 2010 13:01
I have an Airport Express but want to extend my wireless network to my
kitchen, primary purpose is to play iTunes music so I want to be able
to plug powered speakers in and I want to control it with the Remote
app on my iPhone. Are there any alternatives to another expensive
Airport Express? TIA.
From: zoara on 20 Apr 2010 17:54
Andrew <adhickley(a)mac.com> wrote:
> I have an Airport Express but want to extend my wireless network to my
> kitchen, primary purpose is to play iTunes music so I want to be able
> to plug powered speakers in and I want to control it with the Remote
> app on my iPhone. Are there any alternatives to another expensive
> Airport Express? TIA.

I may have one I'd be willing to sell - contact me off-list, email
below. Emphasis on "may" - I no longer use its iTunes-streaming
abilities but will need to wander around the garden with a laptop to see
whether its network-extending abilities make enough of a difference to
me to keep it.

-zoara-


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