Last Chance--Apple's WWDC 2003 Early Bird Registration and $300 Discount Ends Today

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2003 will be held June 23-27 at San Francisco's Moscone Center. Register today and qualify for the special hands-on, Early Bird Sessions on June 22 plus save $300 off the registration cost. Tomorrow is too late.

WWDC 2003 promises to be the best one ever. Get your hands on a developer release of Panther, the next and greatest version of Mac OS X, and run it through its paces. Plus there will be 170 sessions in seven outstanding tracks. How can you resist? Register today and save $300.

Final Draft AirPort Extreme Standard is 20/10 Mbps True Speed according to this Computerworld article. The standard will result in 20 Mbps true speed on pure AirPort Extreme (or 802.11g) networks but only 10 Mbps on mixed Wi-Fi/Extreme networks. Still, this is 2-4 times faster than the true speed of the initial AirPort (802.11b or Wi-Fi) wireless network. At 2-4 times current Wi-Fi speed, wireless Extreme (802.11g) networks should easily equal or exceed the speed of wired standard 10-bit ethernet networks, a great improvement. [Dana Baggett]

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