The electronics to support Ethernet connections are sometimes part of the motherboard or sometimes on a separate PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) adapter card that Intel likes to call a desktop adapter. Intel reserves the term Ethernet controller for the master chip on that card. In a laptop, usually Ethernet is built-in, but sometimes you must buy an add-on PCMCIA card.
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