[comp.dcom.lans] WD changes?

al@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Alan M Lesgold) (05/22/91)

A colleague in another country is about to make a major hardware
commitment for LAN technology for educational applications.  He is
likely to go with Western Digital as a supplier and asks whether there
is any up-to-date information on the more recent WD PC-toEthernet
interface boards, quality of tech support, survivability of the company,
etc.  Any advice (please use email and indicate whether I should include
your comments in a posted summary or not) that I can pass on will be
appreciated and will be helpful to helping kids in another country learn
better in school.
--Alan Lesgold

peters@beltrix.UUCP (Peter Sleggs) (05/23/91)

al@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Alan M  Lesgold) writes:

> A colleague in another country is about to make a major hardware
> commitment for LAN technology for educational applications.  He is
> likely to go with Western Digital as a supplier and asks whether there
> is any up-to-date information on the more recent WD PC-toEthernet
> interface boards, quality of tech support, survivability of the company,
> etc.  Any advice (please use email and indicate whether I should include
> your comments in a posted summary or not) that I can pass on will be
> appreciated and will be helpful to helping kids in another country learn
> better in school.
> --Alan Lesgold
Western digital is selling thier network buisness to SMC at last word...

peter
(alternatives are the ACCTON line ow wd compatible cards)


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