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About Internet Service Providers
Accessing the Internet Via Satellite
Can Data Fax Modems Connect You to the Internet?
Different Types of Modem Connections
How Does DSL Work?
How Does Dial-Up Work?
How Does a Cable Modem Work?
How Can 2 Computers Use 1 DSL Modem?
How Does Wireless Internet Work?
How Much Does a Wireless Internet Box Cost?
How to Clock the Speed of Your Modem
How to Connect 2 Computers Wirelessly
How to Have 2 Computers Share a DSL Modem
How to Hook Up a DSL Modem
How to Increase Modem Speed
Is a Cable Modem Better Than DSL?
What Are the Advantages of Broadband?
What Is a Proxy Server?
What Is a Wireless Card?
What Is the Fastest Internet Service Available?
What Is the Range of Wireless Internet?
How to Hook Up a Cable Modem & Router
Summary: 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.
Mike Rickert has been working in the computer industry in different capacities since 1995. Rickert holds a degree in business from CSULA, and he is the business partner of the owner of...read more
"OK, in this segment we're going to discuss connecting to the Internet the traditional way which has been around probably one of the longest ways is through a data fax modem which is an analog modem which is different than digital. And this requires a telephone line in your house, traditional land line and a data fax modem is basically a card that inserts into your PC and then your phone jack plugs into this and your computer plugs into this. So this converts the digital signal from your computer into analog and vice versa so you can send faxes through your computer over the Internet and you can access the world wide web, upload, download, transfer files and so fourth."
eHow Article: Can Data Fax Modems Connect You to the Internet?
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