mac compatible broadband

[b(b)b]

yeah, so the title says it pretty much...which UK providers have Mac compatible broadband? actually does anyone know if plusnet is one, cos i didnt manage to find it out from their website.

[tg]

we've got BT and it works no probs on my G4. wireless rueter too, and it picks it up no problem with the airport.

[Idealist]

I have had wanadoo and tiscalli on my ibook g4 with no problem. I think that the majority of ISPs are fine, but it should say on their website anyway.

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[Ben Reilly]

If you have an ethernet ADSL modem, then any ISP is fine.

If you have a USB ADSL modem, then you need to check the brand that they supply.

I use plus.net without problems with my wireless ethernet ADSL modem, and I seem to recall that they offer a Mac compatible ADSL modem for free (well, £10 shipping) when you sign up.

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[Icecradle]

At home I use BT (have a G4 powerbook).

[falach]

bwahahaha, thatslike asking for a glass mallet

[Guest]

I think most ISPs should be compatible. I have an imac g5 but all my other housemates have PCs. We're using metronet. I highly recommend them- they're very good!

Yes, plusnet is one that will work with macs since I know someone else that is using them with a mac.

[Mr Grande Marnier]

Plusnet are very good and work with a mac. I have a g5 with airport and a belkin router, although be warned the usb adapter does not work with tiger, according to belkin it works fine with previous versions of OS X.

[macgamer]

Macs work with nearly all networks these days.

[Steveo]

Pipex are probably the best broadband provider out there.

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