Whether you’re sharing and transferring digital photos, videos, music collections, downloads and other data between networked PCs, or having your own private, late night LAN party with close friends, you can’t beat the performance and throughput of Gigabit Ethernet. Rated at 1000 Mbps (Megabits per second), it’s ideal for sending your latest digital masterpiece to your wide-screen home entertainment PC, butter-smooth Battlefield 2 frag-fests with your buds, and has pretty much relegated the older 10/100 Mbps standard to second-class citizenship, with the exception of broadband modems and routers for Internet access.



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