Not really. Ethernet DOCKS are VERY hard to come by and expensive. Cards are
relatively cheap and readily available on eBay. So, using a Duo in a dock is a
very easy thing (most docks already have an AAUI port built-in). Same for
desktop computers. Almost all older computer's can take what are now very
inexpensive NuBus or PDS Ethernet cards. Finally, there is EN/SC which also
seem to be fairly inexpensive and readily available through various used Mac
sources. This is what I intend to use on my Duo MiniDock, since I can't stand
the idea of my Duo Dock Plus' fan humming away all day.
"Robert J. Kohlhepp" wrote:
>
> >Get a little pre-802.11 wireless device like a Breezecom
> ><http://www.breezecom.com>
>
> Excellent idea Chuck. I forgot about the Breeze stuff. The only catch
> is that you need an Ethernet card for your Mac, which isn't easy to
> come by for a Duo.
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