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XJACK

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A telephone or network jack that slides in and out of a PC Card. Developed by U.S. Robotics for its modems and network adapters, XJACK connectors have been used by other vendors. See PC Card dongle.



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Having one of the broadest SMB product portfolios in the industry, 3Com also offers the OfficeConnect Wireless 11g XJACK PC Card and the IntelliJack device to support end-user connections, whether wirelessly by the innovative and patented XJACK technology in the 3Com wireless PC card or wired by the four-port, PoE-enabled "network jack," another 3Com innovation that turns one connection into four secure connections.
3Com, OfficeConnect, XJACK and the 3Com logo are registered trademarks and Exercise Choice is a trademark of 3Com Corporation.
Having one of the broadest SMB product portfolios in the industry, 3Com also offers the OfficeConnect Wireless 11g XJACK(R) PC Card and the IntelliJack(TM) device to support end-user connections, whether wirelessly by the innovative and patented XJACK technology in the 3Com wireless PC card or wired by the four-port, PoE-enabled "network jack," another 3Com innovation that turns one connection into four secure connections.
 
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