What airport card do I need??

Have a 15" Titanium G4. Not sure what card I need or where to get it??
Any help?
Thanks,
Tim

Hi, Tim. If you want an Apple card, you need the original Airport card (802.11b). An Airport Extreme card (802.11g, later 802.11n) won't fit the slot or connect to your computer's antenna.
A better choice, perhaps, unless you will absolutely need to use your Powerbook's CardBus slot while you're wirelessly online, is to buy a third-party CardBus wireless adapter. Any of the three cards listed below will work transparently with Apple's own Airport software — no additional drivers needed. They will all give you better wireless reception at longer range than an Apple Airport card would, because their antennas are in the part of the cards that project about 3/4" outside the Tibook's metal case. The projecting end of the card can be at risk of physical damage, especially if you leave the card in place during transit, but that's the only drawback of these cards other than the fact that you can't use the CardBus slot for anything else while you're online.
http://www.sonnettech.com/product/aria_extreme.html
http://www.macwireless.com/html/products/wirelesscards/11g_11bcards/11gPCCard.php
http://www.macsense.com/product/networking/wpe800.html

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