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Different Types of Modem Connections
by Mike Rickert
A few different types of modem connections include DSL modems, cable modems and standard analog modems. Learn about the disparity between cost and speed of modems with help from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections.
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How to make your SDA as a modem
by Dicky Leonardo
Use your SDA as modem
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How to Get a Modem to Work on a Laptop
by G. K. Bayne
For dial-up connection to the Internet, a modem for a laptop is an absolute necessity. While many laptops are equipped with a built-in modem, others are not and need the addition of a USB or Serial port modem. Even if the modem is built in, it will still need to be set up to be used. To use a built-in modem or a USB modem, the setup for the hardware to get the modem to work on a laptop is basically the same.
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How to Install a Broadband Modem
by a eHow Computers Editor
A broadband modem is a hardware device used for routing broadband Internet access on a desktop computer or laptop. Installing a broadband modem is divided into two steps--connecting the modem and configuring it for broadband internet access. Here’s how to install a broadband modem.
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Can Data Fax Modems Connect You to the Internet?
by Mike Rickert
A data fax modem is an analog modem, which is different from a digital modem. Use a traditional land telephone line to connect to the Internet with a data fax modem with help from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections.
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How to Hook Up a DSL Modem
by Mike Rickert
When hooking up a DSL modem, plug a standard phone jack into the modem, and connect the modem to the computer. Find out how to install software before using a DSL modem with help from a computer specialist in this free video on Internet connections.
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How a USB Modem Works
by Ashley E. Leonard
There are many USB modems available on the market. They can be purchased from a variety of cellular phone carriers; each carrier has a different modem for different uses. Many carriers have USB modems for business use and USB modems for personal use.
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How to Install a Broadband Modem
by Mark Arce
Install a broadband modem for a computer by plugging a power cord into the wall and the modem, attaching a coaxial cable to the modem, connecting an Ethernet cable to the modem and computer, and following the setup instructions on the computer. Contact a specialist for additional help with connecting a modem using advice from a media and electronics specialist in this free video on computer modems.
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How to Identify an Internal Modem
by Gregory Hamel
A modem is a device which breaks up digital data and sends it over cable or phone lines at specific frequencies that allow modems on the other end to recreate the data. Internal modems are modems installed inside a computer's case. (External modems are modems that are self contained and connect to the computer with a cord.)
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How to Install an Internet Modem
by Maxwell Payne
An Internet modem allows the user, quite simply, to connect to the Internet. The two types of Internet modems are internal 56K dial-up modems or cable/DSL external modems. Installation of each modem allows the user to connect through an Internet service provider that is providing the Internet access. In order to access the Internet, a computer must have a modem installed or connected and an account established with an Internet service provider.
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