TRENDnet TE100-PCBUSR Network Adapter Driver driver -

Publisher review:
10/100Mbps PCMCIA 32-bit CardBus Ethernet Card with XpressPortTRENDnet's TE100-PCBUSR gears with leading 32-bit bus architecture and full-duplex capabilities, which liberates high-speed network performance by providing a smooth connection to both 10/100Mbps Ethernet environments. This card is the ultimate solution for the CardBus equipped addition. Its auto-negotiation feature also configures to meet any kind of network card. It also guarantees easy installa-tion and extra low power consumption with power-down mode and broad compatibility. With XpressPort feature, users can prevent from lost or broken cable connectors and jacks. You will be hassle-free and dongle-free in connecting to information with the TE100-PCBUSR.Features * Inserts to top PCMCIA type II slot and leaves bottom slot available for other PCMCIA devices * 32-bit bus-mastering data transfer * 10/100Mbps data rates auto-negotiation * Integrated RJ-45 XpressPort for dongle/coupler-free connection * Full-duplex mode * Supports Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, Linux * PC Card hot swap * Ultra low power consumption * Innovative power-down mode * Compatible with extensive notebook models
Operating system:
Windows 2K / Windows XP / Windows 2003 / Windows Vista

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