Cross-Platform PC Cards Connect Everything -- THE Journal

Cross-Platform PC Cards Connect Everything

04/01/97

CommuniCard is an award-winning family of Type II PC cards that can link any portable computer to the world. Three cards offer 10 Mbps Ethernet connection, 33.6 data/fax modem, and a Plus card with both features.

The University of Missouri has over 300 faculty and staff using the cards. Dayna Communicationsí free customer support was cited as a reason the university chose their products.

Their CommuniCard Ethernet Adapter comes in 10Base-T or a combination that also supports thin Ethernet. The CommuniCard Modem includes software for fax/modem tasks.

Finally, the CommuniCard Plus features simultaneous connection to a campus network along with fax/data functions. All the cards include cables, a library of drivers and a lifetime warranty. Dayna Communications, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT, (801) 269-7200, www.dayna.com.

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