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RISC OS News Article
100MBit ethernet cards available
Published: 24th Jan 2002, 17:32:10GMT  Source: drobe.co.uk
By the Drobe news desk
Page 1 of 1
Castle Technology play their cards right
Castle Technology obviously like to play hide and seek with their news editors. Press releases? We've heard of them. Anyway, drobe.co.uk is very excited today because we've discovered that Castle -the people who brought you the 300MHz Kinetic StrongARM card- are selling 100MBit ethernet network cards for RiscPCs and at a reasonable price too. One RISC OS developer has already commented to drobe that these cards are indeed "bloody marvellous". The new network cards are standard RPC NICs and feature an RJ45 type-socket.

Up and till now, RISC OS machines have been limited to 10MBit network cards which can transfer data at 900KB per second. Castle's new 100MBit network cards are able to shift up to 6MB of data per second, being limited really by the RiscPC podule bus. More info will follow when we can get some news from CTL towers.

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100Mbit cards Scroll down the list and bingo, there's your goodies.

Chris, we-love-BASIC department

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Guest
24/1/02 5:35PM
sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
Guest
24/1/02 5:39PM
GIMMIE!
Guest
25/1/02 12:36AM
Are we sure its not a typo?
Guest
25/1/02 1:37AM
yes, we're sure.
Guest
25/1/02 6:00PM
Is it true that the Podule one is faster than the NIC version?
Guest
25/1/02 6:17PM
FINALLY!!! I didn't want to spend on a network card because I found UKP 100 to be just plain silly for a 10Mb card. It's more justified to pay that for a 100Mb card.

Good one Castle!
Guest
25/1/02 8:42PM
remember Ginger Mr Drobe? Still lurking - and great news about the new NIC
 

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