Nuvolink made a box, SCSI interfaced Ethernet,
10-base-2 and AUI.
The Quadra 700 was a slight modification to the Mac IIci.
The IIci didn't have Ethernet; the Q700 did. The IIci was a
1990 machine. Q700 was probably late '91 or early '92.
Not sure therefore what you mean by "old". May have been
e-net boards that clamped down on the 68k chip like the
hard drive upgrades and the 1st Radius FP display, but
once SCSI was in place, you had that. But shortly thereafter
you have e-nat on (almost) every Mac.
Focus made a combo video/ethernet card for certain
Powerbook's as well. I've got one of them in my 5300 and it works
great. It's nice having built-in ethernet vice using the PCMCIA
slot. Plus, how many laptops actually have upgradable/replacable
video cards?
Jeff
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