Does Airport Express support the new TVs which have built in WiFi for streaming content such as Netflix?

I have a New Sony TV which has built in WiFi. Does the Airport extreme support streaming with this TV.

Have an older Airport Extreme, one band, 2ghz and it does not stream fast enough. Keeps loosing connection, has to stop and load the content.

Want to purchase a new Airport with 2 & 5 ghz speeds and dual bands, but only if it supports fast steamless streaming.

• Asked by Kathleen K from Charlevoix
• Dec 27, 2012
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Does the AirPort Express Base Station support "Wake on Demand" (Bonjour Sleep Proxy)?

Providing the wireless network is hosted by airport express, will I be able to wake my imac (2013) to access itunes library from my apple tv?

• Asked by Joachim F
• Apr 21, 2013
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Technical network question: can I use the Express with my current Airport Extreme, as a repeater with printer connected?

I currently have an airport extreme, which is very good at getting range throughout my very long unit (about 30 meters.)

I have my TV, XBOX, PC down one end.. and my iMac is down the other end. I had the Extreme set up in the middle of the house. So it turns out, my xbox360 along with the NBA App wont give me HD unless its plugged in, even if the wireless Extreme unit is sitting 5 inches away from the XBOX360 (I tested this). Highlights work fine, but actual games - na.

So I though I would move the extreme in the room with the XBOX 360 etc in it..

Anyway, surprisingly, down the other end of the house, the iMac works on the internet fine! The iPhone 5 also works well.(checked with speediest and can confirm that the iphone lost less than 10% at the end of the house! impressive :-) ) BUT when I look at the iMac network connection, it says the transmit signal is only 27 down from around 217. The internet is fine, but youtube has taken a hit.

My dilemma then, is that I need the printer connected to a wireless device so everything including our laptops can print. I also would not mind extending the range back out for the iMac.

So I am considering the Express to put in the middle of the house.

Questions:

1) If I have my modem plugged into the extreme, I assume I can use the express as an extender?

2) Can I plug the printer into the Extender, or in this case, the little express which will be used as an extender?

I sort of dont want the printer near the TV due to room issues, and would like to bring back the super quickness of the internet to the iMac.. Im not so fussed about the internet for the iMac, as its only YouTube which has taken a hit, everything else works great, which is amazing at such a long range. (almost 100 feet)

• Asked by Dennis K from Mosman
• Nov 15, 2012
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Can the new AirPort Express support Apple TV?

• Asked by Jerry B from Guadalajara
• Aug 13, 2012
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Does the new 2T time capsule replace the airport express base station?

• Asked by Roman L from Edmonton
• Jan 28, 2013
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What is the power voltage range for the AirPort Express?

In my country we have 220V AC, usually all products can work with a 110-240 V AC, but this one, does not specify anything in the manual nor the product. Thanks

• Asked by Francisco E from Lima
• Jun 23, 2012
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Can I use the new Airport Express to extend my Wifi network? If yes, can it now extend both the 2.5 and 5 Mhz bands simultaneously?

• Asked by Markus C from Menlo Park
• Jun 11, 2012
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What specific features does this offer that the previous Airport Express doesn't? I'm not yet 'sold'.

Aside from the broader range (2.4 or 5.0 GHz spectrum [which, let's be honest with each other, iPhone can't connect on 5.0 GHz]), what very specific features are added in this Airport Express in comparison to the last? Design wise, I actually liked the way the previous generation looked; it was so convenient to travel with. I'd just plug it directly into the wall next to the router with Internet.

Does this generation support separate Guest Networks, like the Airport Extreme and newer Time Capsule does? How does the range compare to the Airport Extreme? Is it just a scaled down Airport Extreme (which it seems is what it looks like)?

• Asked by Michael F from Fair Lawn
• Jun 26, 2012
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Is the wireless bridging feature available for this new Airport Port Express between Airport Extreme? For bridging both 2.4G and 5G channel?

• Asked by Ivan T
• Jun 12, 2012
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I want to replace my 10yo Dlink Router. Will Airport Express BS work with windows 7 32bit on laptop, and Fusion on Mac Mini running Lion 10.7.5

• Asked by Eric J N from Berwick
• Jan 27, 2013
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