Now you can connect to any 10/100 Ethernet network without having to open your PC. And with the power of USB 2.0, you
brad's Experience
Rating
Written By brad
Date Written Nov 05 2004
Summary
How Dood? Boy, the other guy here with a review of this thing must have had a real bad experience. One star? Useless? This thing's plug-n-play, dude. Well, not entirely. I had to use the drivers disc for a Windows 98 box on my network. But...
Strength
optional dongle. wide bandwidth. driver-less with XP, Tivo.
Weakness
to me, none.
Bottom Line
Acts as a replacement NIC. Does what it is supposed to do. Reasonably priced. Good instructions included.
Products like this annoy me. It was obviously designed poorly on purpose. This would be a great product if they had made it about 2mm thicker which would allow a standard female RJ-45 ethernet jack to be the end. Instead, they made a little flimsy...
This adapter is the biggest piece of you-know-what. We have the Linksys router which works fine and we wanted to connect our other computer which doesn't have a network card installed, so we bought the Linksys adapter for it. Worst mistake we could have...
I have bought this adapter as a replacement for an ethernet card, since my computer could not fit it (it's a barby computer). It worked fine for some time, but it started to stop working about a month or so. I had to unplug it and plug it back in. In the...
I bought mine to use with my Tivo, it worked until I had to move the Tivo, then the plastic "door" that holds the cable in place broke - now I can't get the cable to stay in. I've tried taping it but can't get the cable aligned correctly. Basically,...
I bought this adapter for my tivo. The tivo saw the adapter but could not find the ethernet. Because of the funny angle the ethernet cable does not stay connected. I spent an hour trying to figure out what was wrong with my tivo but really it because...
Strength
Small, cheap
Weakness
Ethernet cable falls out, will not keep connection
