USB 2.0 Fast Ethernet Adapter

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The Edimax EU-4208 is a compact USB Fast Ethernet adapter for an Ultrabook or Macbook Air with no Ethernet ports, or for desktop and notebooks that need an additional Fast Ethernet port. It’s an ideal portable accessory or replacement network adapter

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Quickly and easily add a 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet to your PC or Mac desktop or laptop computer with this Low Power USB 2.0 Ethernet Adapter from Monoprice! This adapter plugs into any available USB port and provides an Ethernet connection, complying with the IEEE 802.3 and 802.3u standards. The adapter is on the end of a short length of cable, so the adapter size won't interfere with other ports or connections on your computer.

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LevelOne USB Fast Ethernet Adapter allows you to connect to the internet easily through the built-in port on your laptop or gaming console. Now you no longer need to have an Ethernet connection in order to surf the web. This is an ideal solution for MacBook Air (100% Mac compatible) or other computers that may have wireless built-in but don't come with an Ethernet port. Sometimes you need to physically connect to a network cable to help transfer files or access secure information.