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ArticlesPC Card Modem for Macs and PCs


March 1998 / International What's New / PC Card Modem for Macs and PCs

The Lasat Credit 560 communications PC Card supports PCs and Macs. The card automatically installs itself when you switch on your mobile computer. It supports 56Kflex, V.34, and ISDN, and it offers flash memory for easy upgrad es to emerging standards, as well as a voice environment that enables you to use your computer like a telephone.

Price:    £169.
Contact:  Lasat, Nibe, Denmark
Phone:    +45 9671 1099
Internet: http://www.lasat.com


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