Compaq Computer announced two new
Ethernet-based switches for workgroups. A new 5708FX 10- or 100-mbps
(megabits per second) device includes eight ports for $4,779 and
auto-negotiates between Ethernet speeds, depending on the user. A new 5226A
switch with 24 10-mbps ports costs $2,340 and includes two 10/100-mbps
uplinks. Both network switches are available now.
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