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                                <td><strong>Term</strong></td>
                                <td><strong>Description</strong></td>
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                                <td>USB Ethernet Adapter<br>
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                                    <a
                                    href="http://www.nwce.com/usb.htm"><b>USB
                                    Description</b></a> <br>
                                    <a
                                    href="http://www.intel.com/design/FAQ/usbfaq.htm">Intel
                                    USB FAQ</a> </TBODY>
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                                <td>This device allows you to
                                connect your computer directly to
                                a Cabel moden, DSL modem, network
                                hub or other high speed network
                                access. This device is a
                                replacement to traditinal
                                ethernet cards that are placed
                                inside of your computer. This
                                device does not require as much
                                expertise as an ethernet card
                                because it relys on a new
                                technology called Universal
                                Serial Bus (USB) to help the
                                computer communicate with the
                                adapter and your network. It can
                                be moved from one computer to
                                another as long as each has a
                                &quot;USB&quot; plug. Macintosh
                                and PC compatible computers now
                                come with the Universal Serial
                                Bus (USB) plug as a standard.
                                This allows non-technical people
                                to be able to add devices to
                                their computers without having to
                                open up the casing and risk
                                damaging the computer or have
                                expert knowledge of how a
                                computer works. These USB devices
                                are not only easy to install but
                                are also very affordable because
                                vendors can make a single model
                                that will support PC, Mac and
                                Hand held devices. You can also
                                plug and unplug these devices
                                while the computer is still
                                running. This is called &quot;Hot
                                Swapable.&quot;</td>
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