ISDN PC Card for PowerBooks

February 1997 / International What's New / ISDN PC Card for PowerBooks

Now Macintosh PowerBook users have access to the ISDN network by using a standard Type II PC Card. Called ExpressSO PCMCIA, the little plug-in card uses PPP for Interne t dial-up connections and comes with file transfer software and other ISDN tools.
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Company:  SCii Telecom, Paris, France

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Fax:      +33 1 44174419

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