Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
is) but no mention of ethernet.
Ron Hardin wrote:
> Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
> mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
> is) but no mention of ethernet.
>
All Dell desktops have Ethernet on board. It is listed under the specs.
Pen wrote:
>
> Ron Hardin wrote:
> > Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
> > mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
> > is) but no mention of ethernet.
> >
> All Dell desktops have Ethernet on board. It is listed under the specs.
I don't see it. I think I'll stay with the notebook path, and try to figure
out what monitor to order.
Somebody mentioned, and I can't find with google (but is their usenet search
******* up), the Belkin PS/2 to USB thingy that works for keyboard and mouse
with a laptop. I'd like to keep this keyboard and mouse, having set it up
superbly as to ergonomics (no carpal tunnelling, no fatigue, in spite of the
fact that I work all day at this desktop thing with telnet).
Ron Hardin wrote:
> Pen wrote:
>> Ron Hardin wrote:
>>> Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
>>> mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
>>> is) but no mention of ethernet.
>>>
>> All Dell desktops have Ethernet on board. It is listed under the specs.
>
> I don't see it. I think I'll stay with the notebook path, and try to figure
> out what monitor to order.
>
> Somebody mentioned, and I can't find with google (but is their usenet search
> ******* up), the Belkin PS/2 to USB thingy that works for keyboard and mouse
> with a laptop. I'd like to keep this keyboard and mouse, having set it up
> superbly as to ergonomics (no carpal tunnelling, no fatigue, in spite of the
> fact that I work all day at this desktop thing with telnet).
>
> Hmm, I bet I even have a pic of the ergonomics...
> http://home.att.net/~rhhardin3/officea2.jpg
>
> Note the precise angles of mouse atop slanted book (H.A.Rey ``The Stars, a New
> Way to See Them'') and keyboard supported by open drawer.
>
> Never surpassed.
> http://www.dell.com/content/products...en&s=bsd&cs=04
Bottom of the page.
Also, here is a link to the Belkin PS/2 to USB adapter I use with my IBM
keyboard on my XPS 410
"Ron Hardin" <rhhardin@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:4687B78D.3E67@mindspring.com...
> Pen wrote:
>>
>> Ron Hardin wrote:
>> > Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
>> > mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
>> > is) but no mention of ethernet.
>> >
>> All Dell desktops have Ethernet on board. It is listed under the specs.
>
> I don't see it. I think I'll stay with the notebook path, and try to
> figure
> out what monitor to order.
>
> Somebody mentioned, and I can't find with google (but is their usenet
> search
> ******* up), the Belkin PS/2 to USB thingy that works for keyboard and
> mouse
> with a laptop. I'd like to keep this keyboard and mouse, having set it up
> superbly as to ergonomics (no carpal tunnelling, no fatigue, in spite of
> the
> fact that I work all day at this desktop thing with telnet).
>
> Hmm, I bet I even have a pic of the ergonomics...
> http://home.att.net/~rhhardin3/officea2.jpg
>
> Note the precise angles of mouse atop slanted book (H.A.Rey ``The Stars, a
> New
> Way to See Them'') and keyboard supported by open drawer.
>
> Never surpassed.
>
> --
> Ron Hardin
> rhhardin@mindspring.com
>
> On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.
"Timothy Drouillard" <timothydrouillard@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:NY2dndkmPoWWUxrbnZ2dnUVZ_tOmnZ2d@giganews.com ...
> The 9200/410 has built-in gigabit LAN.
>
> Also, here is a link to the Belkin PS/2 to USB adapter I use with my IBM
> keyboard on my XPS 410
>
>
>
> "Ron Hardin" <rhhardin@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> news:4687B78D.3E67@mindspring.com...
>> Pen wrote:
>>>
>>> Ron Hardin wrote:
>>> > Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
>>> > mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
>>> > is) but no mention of ethernet.
>>> >
>>> All Dell desktops have Ethernet on board. It is listed under the specs.
>>
>> I don't see it. I think I'll stay with the notebook path, and try to
>> figure
>> out what monitor to order.
>>
>> Somebody mentioned, and I can't find with google (but is their usenet
>> search
>> ******* up), the Belkin PS/2 to USB thingy that works for keyboard and
>> mouse
>> with a laptop. I'd like to keep this keyboard and mouse, having set it
>> up
>> superbly as to ergonomics (no carpal tunnelling, no fatigue, in spite of
>> the
>> fact that I work all day at this desktop thing with telnet).
>>
>> Hmm, I bet I even have a pic of the ergonomics...
>> http://home.att.net/~rhhardin3/officea2.jpg
>>
>> Note the precise angles of mouse atop slanted book (H.A.Rey ``The Stars,
>> a New
>> Way to See Them'') and keyboard supported by open drawer.
>>
>> Never surpassed.
>>
>> --
>> Ron Hardin
>> rhhardin@mindspring.com
>>
>> On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.
>
Ron Hardin wrote:
> Does a 9200 Desktop come with a LAN card even though the specs don't
> mention it? I notice you can order a modem or wireless (I guess it
> is) but no mention of ethernet.
Ethernet is integrated and 1 Gb for 9200/410's these days.
9200 LAN? 
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