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Article #6575Re: Invisible Network
From: Bob F. Breedlove
Date: Wed, 02 Jan 1991 22:35
Date: Wed, 02 Jan 1991 22:35
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I just got off the phone with an Invisible network dealer here in
Sacramento. He told me they have a couple of different network cards
including one at the low end -- the N200. There are known problems with
this card and some 80386 computers. According to the dealer, the only
way to tell was to put one in your machine and try it. His prices (not
sure if these are representative): N200 $250 each (1.8 mb/sec), N300
$325 each (3 mb/sec) and ethernet $350 each.
.
It is a peer to peer network, but does require one station to be
designated as the "lead" station.
--
Bob Breedlove SYSOP: BOBsBBS (916/929-7511)
Author: CONFIG.EXE, RUN.EXE, CleanUp.EXE
bob@sactoh0.SAC.CA.US
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