Intel Phoneline 10Mbps PCI card model

Description: AnyPoint® Phoneline Home Network - Connects up to 15 PCs. Share one simultaneous Internet connection with other PCs in ... more

Intel Phoneline 10Mbps PCI card model ... the home. Share files, drives and printers, play multi-user games, listen to MP3 music stored on another PC.

Newest Review: ... Out of the box or out of my head? Setting aside the weekend, I started with the Intel Anypoint HPNA 2.0 10Mps PCI card. ... more

... The back of the PC opens with just a thumbscrew and the spare PCI slot is easily accessible. Intel provides a handy step-by-step guide that clearly explains how to insert a PCI card (right down to the helpful advice to put the screw that fixes in the PCI card somewhere safe). It is a two-minute job and the biggest pain is having to unplug all those cables from the back of the PC. I turned the PC back on and as predicted by Intel?s handy guide the screen asks for the enclosed CD and the installation was as easy as that. ...more

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Intel Phoneline 10Mbps PCI card model: A PCI card which allows you to network your home using your ... (1384 words)
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Ah ha, spent all that time on Napster and Gnutella, downloaded all those songs and now realised that you can only listen to them on your PC, via those little speakers Dell bundle in. Got that lovely stereo you picked up at Richer sounds, matt black components, great looking Mission speakers with those white cones, but now you don?t use it as all your music is on your PC. The Turtle Beach Audiotron, combined with the Intel HPNA (Home Phone network) manages to link your PC in one room to your stereo in another, via your existing telephone extensions, and look good at the same time. Getting it here: It was a great plan ? linking my PC ? A Dell ... Read the complete review