Manhattan Serial Card (158220)

Customer rating ★★★★★☆ 4.6 stars

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Editorial Review
The Manhattan Parallel PCI Card quickly and easily adds one DB25 port to desktop systems to connect and communicate with a parallel peripheral device. The Manhattan Parallel PCI Card can achieve transfer rates of up to 1.5 MBps, and its compliance with PCI 2.3 specifications helps ensure that most desktop computers and connected parallel devices can operate at peak performance.

Features
1) Product Name: 158220 1-port PCI Parallel Adapter
2) Ports: 1 x 25-pin DB-25 Female IEEE 1284 Parallel
3) Form Factor: Plug-in Card
4) Dimensions: 4.8" Height x 4.9" Width x 0.9" Depth

Specification
Binding : Personal Computers
Brand : Manhattan Products
EAN : 0172304230718
Label : Manhattan
Manufacturer : Manhattan
Model : 158220
OperatingSystem : Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003/Vista/7
PackageDimensions_Weight : 0.30 pounds
PackageDimensions : L:6.00 X W:5.10 X H:1.20
Platform : Windows 7
ProductGroup : Personal Computer
ProductTypeName : NETWORKING_DEVICE
Publisher : Manhattan
Studio : Manhattan
Title : Manhattan Serial Card (158220)

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Solid build and decent design.

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Perfect for my needs.

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Truly exceeded my expectations.

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A mixed experience overall.

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Flawless in both function and design.

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Awesome product and great experience.

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Truly exceeded my expectations.

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Impressive quality and durability.

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Feels premium and well-crafted.

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Worth the price, satisfied.

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