> Karl, I think you can't really compare that. Changing a predefined
> hardware configuration, especially on laptops or notebooks, is not
> as easy as deleting some files or repartitioning a hard disk.
Good Point Gerd,
but one for me _:)
As for a lot of Computers a USB-Port-TNC would mean spending one of the rare Slots
for a USB-port only for that TNC, while still having the need for Ethernet and
FireWire.
An Ethernet-TNC in the worst case means for a USB-Keyboard-PC adding an Ethernet-
Port for the TNC and using it for all the Network-Needs a Moment later.
73, Karl
