Cards for all Connections
These slot-saving LAN-modem cards keep you in constant contact with the office or the Internet
PC Magazine
March 9, 1999
By Bruce Brown
One of the most interesting cards in this roundup, the Ositech
Jack of Spades CardBus 10/100 + 56K Modem with DPI PC Card has an ace in the hole: its support for both analog and digital (PBX) and phone lines. Add to this the card's solid performance and bundled connection cables and you'll find that Ositech has dealt a winning hand.
The Ositech card uses a single Type II card slot. The separate, propriety 6-foot modem and Category 5 network cables plug directly into the edge of the card. Although all the cards we tested offer digital-line protection, the Ositech's
Digital Phone Interface (DPI) is the only one that allows you
to make connections over digital lines via the phone's handset. A special dialog box pops up to assist in making the connection...
Combining reliable performance with unique features such as support for digital phone lines and a
dongle-free design, the Ositech is one of the best choices for all of your communications needs.
