Sweex LAN PC Card LA500010 10/100 Mbps NT Driver driver -

Publisher review:
With this 32 bits PC LAN Card you can quickly and easily add new users to your existing network. Furthermore you can share your Internet connection in no time at all. This PC Card is very easy to use! You only need to insert the card into the 32-bit CardBus slot of your laptop and you have access to a shared Internet connection, the shared files and peripheral devices that are on the existing 10/100 Mbps network!Features:Easy to install and manage 10/100 fast ethernet for high performance LAN connections Auto-negotiation and Full Duplex operation on both 100Mbps and 10Mbps Switchless configuration and operation Software configurable Use of VLSI and SMT Technology for lower power consumption and better performance Low power consumption design LEDs for status information at a glance
Operating system:
Windows NT

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