X-Jack
This is a discussion about X-Jack in the Windows Hardware category; I am looking into buying a 3com X-jack network card for my laptop. I dont want one of those network cards with the dongle thing as they always seem too flimsy, is this a good alternative? is it quite strong? any input is welcome.
I am looking into buying a 3com X-jack network card for my laptop. I dont want one of those network cards with the dongle thing as they always seem too flimsy, is this a good alternative? is it quite strong? any input is welcome.
Many Thanks
Tom
Many Thanks
Tom
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I recently bought 3 in for work use, mainly because www.scan.co.uk had a great deal, 3 for £99.
So far no problems with them, it doesn't feel as safe as plugging the network cable into the normal 3Com attachment, but as I say, no breakages yet.
So far no problems with them, it doesn't feel as safe as plugging the network cable into the normal 3Com attachment, but as I say, no breakages yet.
I have seen plenty of both types and i would say that the dongle type is more prone to breakage and troubles than the x jack
the thing i dislike about the dongles is that they come unplugged to easily
the thing i dislike about the dongles is that they come unplugged to easily
