Is there airport card available for G4 10.3.9

Is there a airport card I can install in my older G4 so I can use the wireless internet and printers?
Thanks for your help.
Lisa

It depends on which Power Mac G4 you have?
Some Power Mac G4s do not have any wireless card slot.
Some Power Mac G4s have an internal slot for the original AirPort card.
Some Power Mac G4s have an internal slot for the AirPort Extreme card.
Identify your Power Mac G4 using (KB 58418) "Power Mac G4: How to Differentiate Between Models" and (KB 42739) "Power Mac G4: How to Differentiate Between Models, Part 2".

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