AirPort Extreme Card for Power Mac G5 (August 2005) 7,3

I've Power Mac G5 (August 2005) Model 7,3 (Model M9748)
Is this Airport Extreme Card the right one for my mac:
1. Airport Extreme Wireless Card 802.11G A1026
Is there any difference between M8881LL/A A1026 and 802.11G A1026 or are they the same?

Shree, Welcome to the discussion area!
Yes that card is what you need. No there is no difference between the cards referenced with those terms.

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