6 Aug
1999
6 Aug
'99
11:18 a.m.
3Com's 3C300 was their 1st PeeCee NIC, it was a big card, contrast to
their later 503's and 509's which had a much higher level of
integration.
I'm told 3Com's very first product was a MultiBUS NIC (of which I have
two). Can't seem to find the docs for it, though.
OKay, for 100 bonus (bogus?) points:
What were the three Com's of 3Com?
Jeff
On Fri, 06 Aug 1999 11:27:07 -0700 Chuck McManis <cmcmanis(a)mcmanis.com>
writes:
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Oldest PC
ethernet cards?
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Drifting slightly back on topic, which companies made the earliest
ethernet
cards for PCs? How much did they originally cost?
I've seen Ungerman-Bass AUI ethernet cards that were approximately
$900
new. There was also a company that got bought be 3COM that had an
early
NIC. Perhaps one of the cooler ones would be a 3 mbit card used at
PARC to
talk to their network.
--Chuck