Killer 2100 network card sees $40 price drop, adoption by Alienware
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For a computer peripherals startup, there’s nothing quite like landing a contract with the big boys, and that’s precisely what the whiz kids over at Bigfoot Networks have done. When we spoke with company executives back at Computex, we got the impression that they were pushing for OEM integration, and if you’re going to aim, you may as well aim high. As of today, Dell’s Alienware line can be configured with one of the well-regarded network cards pre-installed, and while you may find it impossible to believe that a NIC could lower your ping time, quite a few critics have been proven wrong. The card can be added to the Alienware Aurora, Aurora ALX, Area-51 and Area-51 ALX desktops, and if you’ve already got a tower you’re pleased with, you’ll probably enjoy the $40 price drop on standalone retail units. If you need your memory jogged, that makes the once-$129.99 card a far more tantalizing $89.99.
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