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Does anybody have a link to one of these companies' websites? Thanks for anybodys help.
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Linksys, D-link, SMC
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Thank you for the informational but sarcastic answer.
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Matt1001 said:
[sarcasm] Oh, you're VERRRY welcome! [/sarcasm]
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Funny man.
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The reason that he got sarcastic is because he's on the same internet your on.....It can't be that hard to go to Yahoo or Google and type in "linksys", "SMC" and "DLink" and come up with the very same answers he gave.
And it only would have taken 2 minutes of work. We love to help people here. That is why most of us are here. But that was pushing downright laziness.
And it only would have taken 2 minutes of work. We love to help people here. That is why most of us are here. But that was pushing downright laziness.
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Out of those three is there one you recommend.
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PenguinFreak said:I have used a couple of Net-LYNX cards - they are pretty good. The school uses 3Com cards and they work OK, and are quite fast compared to the Net-LYNX (even tho the netlynx is in a Pentium I machine)
Netlynk? Did you mix up Linksys and Netgear, or is there some new brand of NIC?
Matt, Netgear FN301's are very common, very fast (100 base-TX), and very inexpensive ($13 at Newegg.com). Go ahead, pepper your network with these high quality NICs!
Edit: I wonder if this'll get moved to Internet and Networking... Hmm...
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