I just ordered a new iMac, I’ve been buying Apple laptops for a good 15 years. This is the first desktop I’ve tried. I won’t have it until a week or so but didn’t think about needing to hook it up to a modem because I’ve always had a laptop. My question is, if I want to place the desktop in my office/room but my modem is in the kitchen, what do I do? Thanks for any suggestions!
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It is the same as connecting to you local Wi-Fi network with your laptop.
Have a look at > Connect to the internet with your Mac - Apple Support
It is the same as connecting to you local Wi-Fi network with your laptop.
Have a look at > Connect to the internet with your Mac - Apple Support
Yes, your new iMac is compatible with Wi-Fi. Apple has been including Wi-Fi as a standard feature on all Macs – desktops and laptops – for well over a decade.
All versions of the 24" M3 iMac support Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) "in countries and regions where supported".
Your iMac might - or might not – have an Ethernet port. Apple only includes one of those on the four-USB-C-port versions of the 24" M3 iMac.
If you are presently connecting to the internet via wifi on your laptop, you would use that same wifi connection for your iMac.
Mac OS is Mac OS, meaning if both the laptop and the iMac run the same version of Mac OS they will act and work identically.
Are iMac compatible to Wi-Fi connection?
