Does my Satellite M100 has Ethernet LAN card?

hi guys, im just new here. i would just like to ask how will i know if i have an ethernet LAN card? please do help...
thanks guys fr helping

Hi dude!
I believe there is a Portege M100 and a Satelitte M100... Which of this do you have?
As most of the laptop on our days, both this come with a LAN port as well.
If the one you have is the Satelitte M100 you can see the LAN Port in this picture I found.
( http://www.notebookreview.com/assets/11048.jpg )
The LAN port is the 2nd port from the right side. I believe this is in the back of the laptop.

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