D-Link DFE-690TXD 10/100TX CardBus Adapter, 32-bit

Average customer rating: 4.0

Card
Great performance !
Works with Windoze
I wouldn't recommend this company!
Very easy to use product

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D-Link DFE-690TXD 10/100TX CardBus Adapter, 32-bit

Manufacturer: D-Link Systems, Inc.
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B00006B7CG

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Product Description

D-Link 10/100Base-T PC Card Adapter - Connecting to a network is becoming more and more important to the mobile PC user. Whether you need to do it at work, on business trips, or at home on your personal network - giving your laptop access to files and equipment is a tremendous benefit to your productivity. This PC Card adapter gives you that ability, and with great features. It supports both 10Mbps & 100Mbps speeds, with an auto-negotiation feature that automatically selects the correct speed depending on your connection. 32-bit CardBus support also gives you a great boost to performance over standard 16-bit cards. Drivers Supported - Windows XP, Me, 2000, 98SE, 98, 95, NT 3.51, NT 4.0, Apple Macintosh 8.x or 9.x, NDIS 2.0 for Microsoft LAN Manager for DOS, NDIS 2.0 for Microsoft Network Client 3.0 for Workgroup 3.11, Packet Driver for NC

Customer Reviews:

Card.......2007-03-22

It works as advertised. If you need a RealTek-based PCcard, this one fits the bill.

Great performance !.......2006-11-14

I bought this PCMCIA network adapter for my two year old Dell Inspiron 600m, which was giving me nightmares for the past three months in trying to connect it to any LAN via ethernet. I tried all kinds of solutions to fix it, ranging from driver updates, card reinstallation and hard disk formatting, but to no avail!
Finally, I was advised to get a PCMCIA network adapter or send my motherboard for a check up! I obvioulsy chose the former. After a couple of days of searching and reading on the net, I decided on this 32bit D-Link adapter, and my life has become a whole lot better. The installation of the card took 2 minutes, and the hardware was recognized immediately thereafter (by my Windows XP OS). The performance has been extremely satisfactory and seamless!
I would recommend it to anyone who is having similar problems with ethernet networks.

Works with Windoze.......2006-09-06

I bought one of these, new, for the price of a couple of McD's meals, and it's allowed me to bring a small wireless "modem" (from my ISP) into work, hook it up to an aging, otherwise stand-alone laptop I had gathering dust at home, and get good, private Internet access (on my own time) *without* connecting through my company's network, creating any security issues or bringing down the wrath of my corporate LAN-Lords. It's not the fastest thing around, but it is reliable on every Microsoft OS from W98 on - and maybe earlier ones, too. W2K supports it directly, so it's essentially "plug and play" on my old laptop.

I'd give it five stars if it handled 1000TX too, or worked flawlessly with Macs - but right now neither is necessary. And the price was right.

I wouldn't recommend this company!.......2006-06-20

If you want messed around this is the company for you! I won't never shop here again. They aren't real good at responding back in email either. I give them 1 star cause there's no '0'star's you can give a company on here it looks. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone! I'll do my shopping elsewhere.

Very easy to use product.......2006-03-23

The D-Link CardBus Adapter is extremely easy to use and a great solution for people, like me, who lack the right port for an internet cable on their laptops!

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