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E-Book 8PORT 10/100MP PALM-SIZE SWITCH ( EZ800-S )
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MSRP: $34.99
Your Price: $15.47
Savings: $ 19.52 ( 56% )
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Manufacturer: E-Book Systems, Inc.
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E-Book 8PORT 10/100MP PALM-SIZE SWITCH ( EZ800-S ) Features
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Provides 8 10/100Mbps half/full duplex auto-negotiating ports
Fully Plug-and-Play configuration with auto-uplink
All ports auto-detect uplink connections
Palm-sized
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Additional E-Book 8PORT 10/100MP PALM-SIZE SWITCH ( EZ800-S ) Information
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The EZ Series switches are designed to make network installations simple, quick, and easy. The EZ800-S is designed specifically to meet the needs of medium sized workgroups requiring an easy to install palm-sized switch. The first of its kind, the EZ800-S is the leader in 8 port fast Ethernet switches in terms of size and functionality. The EZ800-S is the first palm-sized switch to provide an uplink selection switch, which changes the 8th network port from normal to uplink.The EZ800-S is the smallest 8-port networking switch on the market, measuring at only 147mm by 92mm. The EZ800-S' incredible size and functionality enables the EZ800-S to fit into any home or office workgroup.
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What Customers Say About E-Book 8PORT 10/100MP PALM-SIZE SWITCH ( EZ800-S ):
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sturdy, quiet, and cheap, this thing can't be beat. At the moment it's serving as the main switch for all the systems in my house including several laptops and desktops, a home theater PC, and other AV appliances. I've used it as a desktop switch (it is completely silent), and as a temporary link to move data amongst a small group of systems when no other network was available. It doesn't have any of the fancier bells and whistles you'd want in an enterprise environment, but for a home environment where all you need is a basic unmanaged switch that is reliable,. I first picked up this switch in 2004 mostly because it was a good deal at the time, even though I didn't have any immediate uses for it. Since then I've used it sporadically in different houses and apartments. I still get 100 mb throughput and it hasn't had a single hiccup in all the years I've had it.
The cheap price is the good side of the story. I bought two of these switches, one for a client and one for myself. Although the switch does the job both of the ones I bought are producing a very annoying wistling noise, which is not a good match for a home network, unless you can stick it somewhere far away from your workspace, so the noise doesn't bother you.
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