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1 total messages Started by James Hunter Heinlen Sun, 16 Dec 2001 21:41
PCMCIA NIC cards - 3COM and others
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Author: James Hunter Heinlen
Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 21:41
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Greetings all

I have a few PCMCIA / PC-Card Ethernet NIC cards for immediate sale.
All work, and I will gaurantee the one sold with dongles against DOA
for a month after sale. Those sold without dongle are AS IS.  Drivers
for Windows and Linux are availible for free download from the
Internet, but are not included in the sale.  Will only ship domestically.

Pay with Pay Pal and receive before Christmas!

3COM 3CCFE575CT-D  with DONGLE  - 2 availible
	32 bit PC-Card
	Parallel Tasking (simultaneous Input and Output)
	10/100 Mbit per second speed - autosensing
	This is one of the best NICs for Laptops I have worked with.
	It has functioned with longer lines and more line noise then
	many others I have supported.
	Sells new for about $130
	Replacement dongles cost about $30

	My price - $45 + actual shipping from AZ

LINKSYS PCMPC100 with DONGLE
	16 bit PC-Card
	10/100 Mbit per second speed - autosensing
	Sells new for about $50
	Replacement dongles cost about $40
	
	My price - $30 + actual shipping from AZ

NETGEAR FA-410-TX  -  no dongle, sold AS IS
	16 bit PC-Card
	10/100 Mbit per second speed - autosensing
	This is one of the best NICs for laptops I have worked with.
	It configures easier then anything else I have touched, and
	is always a rock solid performer.  I would choose this card
	over the others, regardless of price.
	Sells new for about $50
	Replacement cable costs about $25

	My price - $10 + actual shipping from AZ

D-Link DFE-660  -  no dongle, sold AS IS
	32-bit PC-Card
	10/100 Mbit per second speed - autosensing
	Sells new for about $60
	Replacement dongle costs about $25

	My price - $10 + actual shipping from AZ

Pay with PayPal (www.paypal.com), and receive before Christmas!
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