First Mac, question about Wifi.

I will be purchasing a Mac Book Pro in a few weeks. I have a question about wireless networking. I am wondering what would be the best set-up. Here is my current set up; I have a wired network, with a D-Link router. My sister and me are both on the network, both wire desktop PCs. What would be the best way to have us both on the network? I really want airport express, because i really want the wireless music streaming feature. How would I set this up? I need to keep my sister's computer with a wired connection, as she has a desktop PC. I also may want to keep my PC on the network.

What would be the best thing for me to do? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
- Steven. F

P.S. I am going to be a completely new mac user, after using a PC for about 10 years, I also have never configured a wireless network.

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i would recommend trading out the d-link router with the airport extreme router. it will have the capability of keeping the 2 wired systems connected as well as allowing you to set up a wireless network.

i have airport express stations for my wireless music streaming and it works great. the set up for all of this is not too difficult...just follow the included instructions.

Letter10 said:

i would recommend trading out the d-link router with the airport extreme router. it will have the capability of keeping the 2 wired systems connected as well as allowing you to set up a wireless network.

i have airport express stations for my wireless music streaming and it works great. the set up for all of this is not too difficult...just follow the included instructions.

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Yes, after doing some research on the Extreme, it makes sense to buy the extreme, as it has wired and wireless, but are you saying I can also buy the express, to use the airtunes feature?

If you want AirTunes you have to get the Express. The Extreme does not have the audio port.

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so is airport extreme my only option here? Is their no way to incorporate Airport Express in my set-up?