What about buying from someplace in the States? A Bay Networks/Netgear 5
port 10/100 switch is like $60, the 8 port is about $80. You'd just need
to the physical plug conversion, since all the transformers have the
universal input range.
--Nathan
At 10:40 AM 27-04-01, Brendan Kehoe wrote:
> > the one thing i haven't done is to get an ethernet switch. currently
> > using a mix of 10mb and 100mb hubs. i need new nics too, so there's no
> > real rush.
>>I saw a good 100Mb switch at Maplin off Parnell St in Dublin for £155, I
>think. I didn't buy it then because I want to do a little more price
>comparison, but it was encouraging to see it actually on the shelf.
>>B
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