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Different computer users have different demands for the speed of network cards. Currently, there are two main types of network card on the market: integrated network card and external network card. So what is the difference between them, maybe there are some people want to know. They can be better used when we have a more fully understanding of them.
What is integrated network card?
An integrated network card is an internal computer component that gives the machine the ability to connect to a network. The component might be designed to connect to a wired network, or to a wireless network. A machine might have also have both types of network cards installed. An integrated network card designed for wired networks is sometimes called an Ethernet card, while the wire-free cards are wireless cards.

What is external network card?
External network card is a device that plugs into the computer ports and allows machine to connect to a network.

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