PC Magazine reviews the Linux-based NIC from New Internet
Computer Company and likes it:
“We tested the NIC with an LCD through a network connection to
AT&T’s Excite@home cable service. It powered on in 1 minute 28
seconds and handled downloaded PDF, video, and audio files easily
(though it can’t play audio CDs; the drive is busy running
applications). We could also access our contacts and task lists at
fusionOne.”
“Although a bit slow because of the OS/application load time,
the NIC is a foolproof alternative for extending Internet access in
diverse settings.”
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