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!!

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, 200917 yr by nikster

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.

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

everything is better with a mac.

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

thanks for the help and advice!