Can I upgrade to 802.11n?
I have an older MacBook with the following specs:
| Model Family: | iBook G4 | ||||||||
| Processor: | 1.42GHz G4 (PowerPC 7457B) | ||||||||
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| Base Memory: | 512MB PC2700 SODIMM | ||||||||
| Brand: | Apple | ||||||||
| Wireless: | 802.11b/g | ||||||||
| Color(s): | White | ||||||||
| Original OS: | Mac OS X 10.4.2 | ||||||||
| Battery: | 61-watt-hour removable | ||||||||
| Graphics: | ATI Mobility Radeon 9200 (32MB) | ||||||||
| Base Storage: | 60GB EIDE 2.5" | ||||||||
| Optical Drive: | 4x Superdrive | ||||||||
The section I've highlighted shows that the Macbook supports 802.11b/g. My question is, can I upgrade it to support 802.11n? Is it (hopefully) just a matter of updating the OS, which is currently on 10.4.2?
Thanks!
