[Duo2400] Re: Cardbus NIC for sale, $25

[Douglas Arnott]

Howdy folks.  Just wanted to tell you that I sold the
card.  Thanks so much for helping me out.

d.

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> [mailto:DuoList at lists.themacintoshguy.com]On Behalf
> Of
> Douglas Arnott
> Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 8:22 PM
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> Subject: [Duo2400] Cardbus NIC for sale, $25
> 
> Hi there.  My name is Doug Arnott.  I've been out
> here
> for quite a while now, but this is the first time
> I've
> had anything to say.
> 
> I'm here because I made a mistake, and I'm wondering
> if anyone out there wants a pretty neat NIC for
> their
> laptop.  I've listed the specs of it at the bottom
> of
> the message.  If you're interested or have any
> questions, email me off list at
> dug_arnott at YAhRIdemcowBOYoo.com (drop the
> 'ridemcowboy' out to talk to me) and I'll do my best
> to answer your questions.
> 
> I bought a D-Link 10/100 card for my 1400.  It was a
> clearance item at OWC (open box, never used, tested
> good) and was listed as being PCMCIA/Cardbus.  I was
> skeptical, but for $25 I though it might be worth
> the
> risk.
> 
> Whoops.  Of course, clearance items cannot be
> returned, of course, so here I am trying to play
> salesman.
> 
> Anyway.  If you have a Cardbus 'Book (a 2400 that
> has
> been 'snipped' or a 3400 (I think) and up) and are
> interested in a $25 USD card, email me off list and
> we
> can work something out that involves minimal
> shipping
> costs.  Just to warn you, I live in Canada.  (but
> unless you aren't in North America, it shouldn't
> make
> too much of a difference.)  Obviously, if you
> already
> have a Ethernet card built into the computer, you
> probably aren't going to want this (unless you know
> your card is only 10Base-T and want to trade up.)
> 
> The specs:
> 32 bit 10Base-T/100Base-TX
> Runs in half & full duplex modes at speeds of 10,
> 20,
> 100 or 200Mbps
> Hot swappable
> supports NWay auto-navigation
> 
> and, most importantly, and the reason that I took
> the
> risk on it,
> 
> NO DONGLE.  It will stick further out the side of
> your
> laptop, but you don't have to worry about where the
> dongle went every time you use it.
> 
> The card does have Mac instructions and a Mac driver
> on CD.  At a glance, the instructions don't seem as
> in-depth as the Windows guide, but that is to be
> expected.  Flipping through the guide, it does
> provide
> basic network setup instructions.
> 
> Last but not least, it comes with a clear plastic
> case
> to store it in.
> 
> I'm asking $25 USD because that's how much the card
> cost me (which I figure was a bit of a deal) and I'd
> like to get my money back.  (Well, most of it.  OWC
> only used FedEx Priority Overnight to Canada, so I
> paid a lot of shipping on all the stuff that arrived
> today :( .  On the plus side, one of the other
> things
> in the box was a Radeon 8500 :)  .)
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> d.
> 
> 
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