From: Tom Franklin (TomFrank_at_pacbell.net)
Date: Fri Mar 07 1997 - 09:12:30 EST
I am selling an 3COM PC Card Ethernet/33.6 Modem combination and PCI
Ethernet card. This setup worked good to link my laptop to my desktop with
coax cable, but I have upgraded to 100 Mbit ethernet. Below are the two
postings I have been making.
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3COM Ethernet/Modem PC Card -- $220
- Model 3C562B-Combo
- Does both 10Base-T and 10Base-2 (Coax)
- Lifetime 3COM Warranty
- Not a scratch, dent, or ding
- Opened, but still in original box
Includes:
- Extra telephony dongle
- Manual
- Driver Disk
- Receipt
See http://www.3com.com for more info.
Prices other people want for this same model card:
$379:
http://www.elektek.com/ViewProd.htm?PID=212069&UID=3365%2D43750%2D573&CID=
Price includes UPS ground shipping and COD to US addresses.
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3COM Ethernet Combo PCI Card -- $60
- Model 3C590-Combo
- Does 10Base-T, 10Base-2 (Coax), and AUI
- Lifetime 3COM Warranty
- Not a scratch, dent, or ding
- Opened, but still in original box
Includes:
- Manual
- Driver Disk
- Receipt
See http://www.3com.com for more info.
Prices other people want for this same model card:
$140: http://www.cdw.com/cgi-bin/cdwinformation.exe?EDC=52203
$150:
http://www.elektek.com/ViewProd.htm?PID=998255&UID=3365%2D43750%2D573&CID=
Price includes UPS ground shipping and COD to US addresses.
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> ...I bought a 3Com Etherlink III card by way of a replacement. To my
mind,
> not very expensive, I was surprised when it was delivered as card,
transceiver
> and cable - no drivers. So I plugged it into my laptop with Windows 95,
it
> recognised it, automatically installed the driver _and_ _it_ _works_!
I'll
> be throwing Linux at it shortly, but I'm confident it'll work having seen
some
> of the messages other members of the list have sent.
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