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adapter card

n (Comput) → Adapterkarte f
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Telit's HE910-based Mini-PCIe adapter card enables secure 3G cellular data, voice, and video communication for embedded PCs in a variety of commercial and industrial applications, including ATMs, kiosks, digital signage, surveillance, fleet management, and other applications benefitting from always-on wireless data connection, monitoring, and control.
IOLAN SCS Console Servers come standard with a PCI Interface Slot, and can, with the simple customer installable addition of Perle's USB Adapter Card support a 3rd party wireless USB modem stick.
The disks are offered as standalone products or in a kit that includes a USB 3.0 PCIe (gen2) adapter card.<p>"Consumers no longer have to wait for technology to keep up with their ideas.
Offered standalone, or in a kit that includes a USB 3 PCIe (gen2) adapter card, the 1 TB My Book 3.0 drive is available now at select retailers and shopwd.com.
Ample's high-performance GbE silicon is designed and optimized to be a standard feature for all PCI Express platforms and is used as a LAN-on-motherboard or adapter card in the system.
To get the convenience of a wireless cafe at home, you'll only need to purchase two items: a WAP (wireless access point, about $160) and a laptop adapter card (about $115).
InfiniPath is available both as an HTX adapter card and as an ASIC that can be designed into a server motherboard or blade server.
SANmelody Lite(TM) is an easy-to-install, easy-to-operate software that enables any Windows PC with a Promise adapter card to serve disk capacity to other computers over an Ethernet network using the iSCSI standard.
(Nasdaq:CRAY) has selected S2io's Xframe 10 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter Card for platform connectivity for the Cray XT3 supercomputer that is designed for record-setting scalability.