Review on 🔌 SIIG USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet LAN Adapter - 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 for Windows and Mac - White (JU-NE0621-S2) by Nuntawat Bridges

Well the downside to buying one of these very thin laptops is that a lot of the ports you previously had don't fit the sides of the unit. So you need to carry some adapters to go from "mini" versions to what was on a fat laptop. This allows me to connect to the internet with a hard cable in case the hotel wifi doesn't work (those of you who travel often understand the reality). There are a number of drivers that come with the kit on a floppy disk, but you can also do this from the manufacturer's website. It was all very simple and the thing works. I didn't measure the speed; I think everything is fine, so I threw it in my bag and one day I'll be glad I bought it.