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> This is why 3com and intel cards are more expensive, I would try an intel
> 10/100, I hear its got very good support.

So what's exactly different about these cards? I never figured it out.
They're priced around $60 to $90 each vs. no-name ones for $10 to $20. I
sure like to know if there's any good reason to buy those...


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