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RJ47 is ethernet.

• mt3ck 13y ago
  More specifically, its the 'connector' piece of the cable, not really the ethernet. It stands for Registered Jack-47 and is more or less a standardization for 'connectors' or jacks.
  • dvanduzer 13y ago
    If there is such a thing as Registered Jack 47, it's gotta be the most obscure engineering standard on the planet. Based on the context, I'm not sure they even meant to say RJ45, since they mention Ethernet over USB elsewhere in the blurb. edit: They explicitly say 10/100 RJ45 port later, so it's probably just a typo.
    • marquis 13y ago
      Yeah, super obscure. It does exist but rarely mentioned. http://www.discount-low-voltage.com/Connectivity/Shielded-Plugs/PLUG-599 http://www.discount-low-voltage.com/Connectivity/Shielded-Pl...
      • dvanduzer 13y ago
        Incontrovertible evidence. Thanks!
• tomphoolery 13y ago
  When did it go up two points? Last time I checked it was RJ45. I guess more people value the internet now so naturally RJ is going to rise. ;) edit: Oh. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070313080701AAIqrWL http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070313080701AA...
  • aptwebapps 13y ago
    The selected Yahoo Answer is wrong. RJ11 is for phones, RJ45 ethernet, and RJ47 is either a typo or a part number or something.
• ars_technician 13y ago
  No it's not. RJ45 is what you're thinking of.