ARCNET is one of the best-kept secrets in the world of embedded systems. You may run into ARCNET technology when you ride a train or drive a car, play a multiplayer racing arcade game or slot machine, ...

It allows easy connectivity between PCs and peripherals, because it provides a very high-speed interface—up to 480Mbps—and does not require inserting a separate NIM into the computer, says the vendor.

Here's news of a new ARCNET card that will work in old and new PCs. What's this? You've never heard of ARCNET? ARCNET was once quite popular in office automation. Recently, it has re-invented itself ...

In line with the PCI standard, which requires that plug-in boards use a +3.3V power source provided by the PC motherboard, the PCI20U Series of ARCnet network interface modules is compatible with both ...

ARCNet – the Autonomy Research Collaboration Network – is a new electronic platform and business opportunity that facilitates collaborative research and development related to autonomous technologies ...

I disagree with Kevin Tolly including Arcnet in his list of flops. Arcnet was token passing over star-connected coax and worked quite well if you kept the number of stations on a segment to a few ...

It is hard to imagine today, but there was a time when there were several competing network technologies. There was Ethernet, of course. But you could also find token ring, DEC Net, EcoNet, and ARCNet ...