pat@hprnd.HP.COM (Pat Thaler) (02/01/90)
> / hprnd:comp.dcom.lans / John_Robert_Breeden@cup.portal.com / 10:52 pm Jan 25, 1990 / > > >Does anyone have some insight into whether the major ethernet > >card vendors (3com, Western Digital, Excelan, etc.) will be > >offering 10BaseT versions of their cards in the near future? > > AT&T does now (AT&T StarLan10 NAU). WD (mkting) said "When it's > a standard". > ---------- Hewlett Packard has Ethernet on twisted-pair products (which it also calls StarLAN 10). We have cards with the transceiver (MAU) built in, an external transceiver, and a hub. Like many early products, the main difference between them and the draft is that they don't implement link integrity test. I believe we intend to have 10BASE-T product by the time it is a standard. Pat Thaler
rhb3@cbnewsi.ATT.COM (richard.brandwein) (02/13/90)
There seem to be many vendors producing 10BaseT ethernet cards. Does anyone know of the availability of 10BaseT chipsets (i.e., Who produces them)?