Best Isp For Mac

[dlwc1975]

My friend wants to 'go legal' and get (and pay for) an internet connection. However she has a mac so is unsure as to whether that'll cause problems. I have a pc and have buddy broadband (not great but good enough), but I don't know jack about macs. Can anyone suggest a good isp here in TH which is (easily) compatible with a mac and doesn't cost the earth for a reasonable connection. Cheers!!

[nikster]

Any ISP will do.

On second thought, just make sure she gets a real ADSL router and not a UBS modem. Modem needs drivers (and generally sucks), router works as the good Lord intended.

Edited June 25, 2009 by nikster

[pagallim]

Macs are no different in terms of their ISP than any other operating system. I run 3 different Macs with TOT's 4MB service, no problem (wife runs an Acer laptop through the same (wireless connection) router.

[webfact]

Any ISP will do.

On second thought, just make sure she gets a real ADSL router and not a UBS modem. Modem needs drivers (and generally sucks), router works as the good Lord intended.

yup, that will keep you out of trouble! USB modem is a no no

[anothertorres]

everything is better with a mac.

[hellstens]

My friend wants to 'go legal' and get (and pay for) an internet connection. However she has a mac so is unsure as to whether that'll cause problems. I have a pc and have buddy broadband (not great but good enough), but I don't know jack about macs. Can anyone suggest a good isp here in TH which is (easily) compatible with a mac and doesn't cost the earth for a reasonable connection. Cheers!!

It is the same for Mac and PC, if he have a internet connection on the Mac, (and he have), so just plug in the cable from the modem an go

I use TT&T and it works fine, but some time slower, it's depend vat time and day in the week.lol

[dlwc1975]

thanks for the help and advice!