High Speed
High Speed
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 Ultra Mini High Speed 300Mbps USB Wireless WiFi Adapter Modem LAN Card  US $24.31
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 IBM High Speed 100 16 4 Token Ring PCI Adapter 30L5980 US $49.95
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 Cisco High Speed WAN Interface Card Serial adapter US $1,519.99
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 Keyspan High Speed USB Serial Adapter Serial adapter US $36.99
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 Opto 22 ODC5BQ 4 channel DC input 4 16 VDC High Speed US $4.95
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 StarTechcom 4 Port PCI High Speed USB 20 Adapter Card US $24.99
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 SIIG JJ P00212 PCI Bus High Speed Parellel Adapter Card US $45.00
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 StarTechcom 8 Port PCI RS232 Serial Adapter Card High Speed 16950 ca PCI8S9503V US $146.99
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 High Speed USB 20 to Ethernet RJ45 Female Network LAN Adapter Card Dongle US $6.69
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 4 Port PCI High Speed USB 20 Adapter Card US $66.92
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 CISCO NM 1HSSI 1 PORT HIGH SPEED SERIAL US $20.00
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 Cisco HWIC 1ADSL WAN Interface Card High Speed 24 Mbps Hologram HWIC 1ADSL US $274.99
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 D Link DUB E100 High Speed USB 20 10 100 Adapter US $21.99
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 NEW Cisco EHWIC 4ESG P Enhanced High Speed WAN Interfac US $392.99
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 Cisco High Speed WAN Interface Card Expansion module HWIC Ethern HWIC 1FE US $594.99
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 Cisco HWIC 1GE SFP Gige High Speed Wic with 1 Slot US $1,327.34
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 Cisco Clear Channel T1 E1 High Speed WAN Interface Card Expansion HWIC 4T1 E1 US $2,312.99
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 Cisco High Speed WAN Interface Card Serial adapter HDLC RS 232 PP HWIC 4T US $1,849.99
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 high speed 10 100 1000 Gigabit Network LAN Ethernet port PCI Controller Card US $12.99
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 StarTechcom 4 Port PCI RS232 Serial Adapter Card High Speed 16950 ca PCI4S9503V US $115.99
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 Targus High Speed File Transfer Cable Direct connect adapter Hi Spee ACC96US US $42.99
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 StarTechcom 4 Port PCI High Speed USB 20 Adapter Card USB adapter PCI330USB2 US $25.99
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 iSTREAM HIGH SPEED WIRELESS CARD NRM G2000 NOVATEL US $20.00
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 StarTechcom 7 Port PCI Express Low Profile High Speed USB 20 Adapter PEXUSB7LP US $65.99
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 IBM High Speed 100 16 4 NEW 35P5509 US $30.00
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 IBM High Speed 100 16 4 NEW Token Ring PCI Card 34L5299 US $30.00
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 High Speed 100 16 4 Token New Retail 34L5210 US $40.40
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 IBM High Speed 100 16 4 New Kit 34L5201 US $35.60
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 IBM Infiniband 4X High Speed I O Expansion Card New US $205.00
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 Intek21 PCI High Speed Serial Adapter TK9911 US $20.80
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 Intek21 PCI High Speed Serial Adapter TK P20012 US $20.80
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 Lot of 3 SIIG CyberParallel PCI High Speed Parallel adapter PCI US $39.99
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 COMPUSA 2 Port High Speed Serial Adapter NEW IN BOX US $19.99
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 SIIG SC PE4B12 32 bit PCI IDE High Speed Dual Channel US $45.00
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 Network adapter for Notebooks Xircom 10 100 Mbps High Speed Ethernet PC Card US $4.68
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 Motorola FB WS 5614PSL 56K 94V High Speed Internal ISA Fax Modem Pci Card US $13.49
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 Motorola FB WS 5614PSL 56K 94V High Speed Internal ISA Fax Modem Pci Card US $15.00
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 Conexant A99 0182JP 56K High Speed Internal PCI Fax Modem Card US $12.00
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 NEW D Link DUB E100 High Speed USB 20 Fast Ethernet Ad US $22.63
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 NEW Cisco High Speed WAN Interface Card 1 x 10 100 10 US $501.99
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 Adaptecs high speed 2 port USB CardBus Adapter 1420V in Great Condition US $15.99
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 IBM HighSpeed100 16 4 NIC Cardv 30L5980 US $16.00
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 Cisco OEM 4 Port High Speed WAN Interface Module HWIC 4ESW US $174.99
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 IBM High Speed 100 16 4 Token Ring PCI Adapter 34L5299 US $49.95
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 New USB 20 10 100Mbps High Speed Ethernet Network LAN Adapter Dongle White S US $9.98
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 Cisco HWIC 1GE SFP GIGE HIGH SPEED WIC WITH ONE SFP SLOT New US $1,149.00
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 High Speed USB 20 Ethernet Network Adapter RJ 45 RJ45 US $7.99
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 StarTechcom 3 Port PCI Low Profile High Speed USB 20 Adapter Card PCI220USBLP US $27.99
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 CISCO NM 1HHSI HIGH SPEED NETWORK MODULE US $19.99
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 INTEK21 PCI HIGH SPEED PARALLEL SINGLE PORT ADAPTER MODEL TK9912 BRAND NEW US $14.95
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 80211n High Speed 300Mbps Wireless WiFi USB Dongle Adapter Modem with Antenna US $39.20
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 Cisco CSC 4T 4 Port High Speed Serial Network Card sv US $225.00
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 80211N High Speed Wireless WiFi USB Adapter Dongle with Antenna for Laptop PC US $31.75
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 high speed 10 100 1000 Gigabit Network LAN Ethernet port PCI Controller Card US $12.99
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 NEW 80211N high speed Wireless USB Adapter dongle 150N US $15.94
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 High Speed 80211n g b 300Mbps Wireless WiFi USB Adapter Dongle with Antenna US $46.43
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 High Speed 80211n Wireless WiFi USB Adapter Modem w Antenna for Laptop Sony PSP US $46.64
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 FUJITSU SNC1J3E2AC FLM 150 HIGH SPEED CHANNEL US $39.99
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 high speed Wireless wifi USB Adapter dongle 300N US $15.94
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 High Speed 80211b g n Wireless WiFI USB Adapter Dongle Modem 150 Metres US $27.39
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 New 3G GSM GPRS EDGE High Speed Wireless USB Modem US $46.47
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 NEW D LINK DUB E100 HIGH SPEED USB 20 TO 10 100 ETHERNET ADAPTER US $32.60
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 80211N High Speed Wireless USB Dongle Adapter WiFi Modem 300Mbps Windows 7 US $30.79
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 HP Broadcom PCI Mini Express WLAN HIgh Speed NIC US $25.00
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 CompUsa 271773 High Speed PCI Card Serial Ribbon Port US $9.99
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 Lava S Serial PCI High Speed Com Port 16550 UART 9 Pin PlugPlay FreeFastShip NR US $19.99
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 high speed 10 100 1000 Gigabit Network LAN Ethernet port PCI Controller Card US $12.99
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High availability or High Speed?
With the Continually bettering broadband speeds and infrastructure, where does the priority/need for "high speed" and "high availability" lie on the scale?
Do we have to compromise one for the other or do we have to compromise with our pockets? But the million dollar question is does common mass actually require "high availability"? For instance, My local cable provider ( Beam Telecom ) provides me 2Mbps unlimited at 1000 Rs/month ( and 256Kbps unlimited at 400 ), which is better than any provider I know of ( No fair usage or 'k'rap like that ) . The service may not be the best"est", but again I have no complaints, except for minor glitches or down times. This does my job, saves time and money, in which I can only get 1/4th of the speed from Airtel. No offense Airtel, I envy your reliable service and may be you cater to the corporate needs better, but where do you leave people like me, who wants speed but a little flexible concerning availability and willing to save some bucks ? - Looking for alternatives ?
In my humble opinion, we should encourage the small players and bring them to a level comparable to big players like Airtel/Reliance/Tata, and leave them no options but to improve the service. We should make sure monopoly doesn't prevail, so that the costs won't rise to the skies, leaving the middle/poor class just be able to dream of broadband or internet for that matter. I am looking forward for India to have "National broadband plans", in near future, just like any other developed countries do, which can spread awareness among the population.
High availability or High Speed?
With the Continually bettering broadband speeds and infrastructure, where does the priority/need for "high speed" and "high availability" lie on the scale?
Do we have to compromise one for the other or do we have to compromise with our pockets? But the million dollar question is does common mass actually require "high availability"? For instance, My local cable provider ( Beam Telecom ) provides me 2Mbps unlimited at 1000 Rs/month ( and 256Kbps unlimited at 400 ), which is better than any provider I know of ( No fair usage or 'k'rap like that ) . The service may not be the best"est", but again I have no complaints, except for minor glitches or down times. This does my job, saves time and money, in which I can only get 1/4th of the speed from Airtel. No offense Airtel, I envy your reliable service and may be you cater to the corporate needs better, but where do you leave people like me, who wants speed but a little flexible concerning availability and willing to save some bucks ? - Looking for alternatives ?
High availability or High Speed?
In my humble opinion, we should encourage the small players and bring them to a level comparable to big players like Airtel/Reliance/Tata, and leave them no options but to improve the service. We should make sure monopoly doesn't prevail, so that the costs won't rise to the skies, leaving the middle/poor class just be able to dream of broadband or internet for that matter. I am looking forward for India to have "National broadband plans", in near future, just like any other developed countries do, which can spread awareness among the population.
High availability or High Speed?
With the Continually bettering broadband speeds and infrastructure, where does the priority/need for "high speed" and "high availability" lie on the scale?
Do we have to compromise one for the other or do we have to compromise with our pockets? But the million dollar question is does common mass actually require "high availability"? For instance, My local cable provider ( Beam Telecom ) provides me 2Mbps unlimited at 1000 Rs/month ( and 256Kbps unlimited at 400 ), which is better than any provider I know of ( No fair usage or 'k'rap like that ) . The service may not be the best"est", but again I have no complaints, except for minor glitches or down times. This does my job, saves time and money, in which I can only get 1/4th of the speed from Airtel. No offense Airtel, I envy your reliable service and may be you cater to the corporate needs better, but where do you leave people like me, who wants speed but a little flexible concerning availability and willing to save some bucks ? - Looking for alternatives ?
In my humble opinion, we should encourage the small players and bring them to a level comparable to big players like Airtel/Reliance/Tata, and leave them no options but to improve the service. We should make sure monopoly doesn't prevail, so that the costs won't rise to the skies, leaving the middle/poor class just be able to dream of broadband or internet for that matter. I am looking forward for India to have "National broadband plans", in near future, just like any other developed countries do, which can spread awareness among the population.
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High availability or High Speed?
Why is high speed at low torque optimum for energy generation in a wind turbine?
I'm studying an article on wind turbines. The article says that for electricity generation, a wind turbine rotating at high speed providing a low torque is preferable to a turbine rotating at a low speed and producing a high torque. Can anyone explain why this is the case? Surely the speed could be altered easily using a sequence of gears before the generator?
I'm gonna add onto the above answer. Wind turbines operate at a high speed with low torque because it will garner the most efficiency. When the wind turbine operates at a "light breeze", the blades will meet less friction and can therefore use that towards power generation instead.
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