>Having owned an Apple Airport Express, I can assure you that it's just as dangerous and badly designed. Mine actually blew a cap and melted. That's a personal

>Having owned an Apple Airport Express, I can assure you that it's just as dangerous and badly designed. Mine actually blew a cap and melted. That's a personal anecdote. Not an assurance. You attribute it to "bad design" but that would mean that most or lots of those would "blow a cap and melt". This is not reported. So it's most probably a faulty unit or a bad run, rather than a bad design. A faulty unit or a bad run can happen even to the most well designed hardware.