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Linksys PCM200 EtherFast 10/100 Integrated CardBus PC Card

Made:	Linksys
Media:	Electronics
Sales Rank:	5,013
Availability:	Usually ships in 24 hours
List Price:	$58.99
Our Price*:	$34.99

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Connects notebook PCs to 10Base-T or 100Base-TX networks
Compatible with virtually all CardBus-equipped portable PCs
Low power consumption and auto sleep mode conserve battery life
32 KB buffer for fast file and graphics transfers
Windows 95 and 98 plug-and-play compatible

Rating: 3.38/5 from 13 reviews

Linksys PCM200 Is the best!

Rating: 5/5

This is one of the best purchases I have ever made. When the term plug-and-play was originally introduced, devices still required driver disks. However, this is really plug and play! I have Windows XP and this device works great. I literally just slid the card in the slot, Windows found the new device and installed drivers *without any requiring driver disks*, (the Linksys or even a Windows CD!) A message came up stating that the adapter was ready for use, and it was! All I had to do was set up the IP address.
This does not include a dongle, so the connection is always on with no problems.
I highly recommend this for anyone in need of a network adapter for a notebook computer. The connection speeds are extremely fast!
Buy this now!!

Amazing Product, Amazingly Low Price

Rating: 5/5

This Linksys card is an amazing performer. I used a 16-bit Xircom Creditcard Ethernet 10/100 adapter, until the fragile dongle failed. However, this Linksys card has taken over with spectacular improvements in speed. Installation was simple (given that you understand your some very basic specifications regarding the PCMCIA slots of your computer). The card practically installed itself!

Additionally, it is hot-swappable, works off low power-levels, and build solidly.

I anticipate that for those with older computers (pre-Pentium II), the Linksys card may necessitate some chilling visits to the infamous Linksys Technical Support group (I have not had to visit them).

Good product, painful installation

Rating: 3/5

The Linksys PCM200 is a good card. However, users with SystemSoft on their laptops should read the extra installation steps required to install the card available from Linksys' Knowledge Base.

I'm running a Pentium 233 MHz with Win95b and SystemSoft (a 3rd party utility for managing PCMCIA cards). Before successfully installing the card, the PC would not recognize the drivers and crash. Customer Support (although helpful), could not rectify the situation. I stumbled on the KB article and it solved everything.