Cisco-Linksys HPN100 HomeLink Phoneline Network Card Review

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(More customer reviews)Installed the Linksys HomeLink PhoneLine Network Cards on Win 95 and XP operating systems with the Linksys HomeLink Phoneline 10M cable/dsl router. The phoneline NIC's work great, easy to setup, and not a single problem with them. If you have a Linksys HomeLink Phoneline 10M cable/dsl router, this is the NIC to get for it.

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The Linksys HomeLink Phoneline network card lets you connect up to 25PCs over a home's existing phone lines without having to buy extra hardware.Using AMD's PCnet-Home technology, this card allows phone lines to carry data ata 1 Mbps transfer rate without interrupting regular telephone service or feedsfrom a cable or DSL modem. You can talk on the telephone, download files fromthe Internet, and share resources over a network all at the same time. Everystandard telephone jack in the home is capable of hosting a PCI-equippedcomputer, thus transforming the home's telephone wiring into an easilyexpandable network. With a 10Base-T port on the card as well, you can migrate toa 10 Mbps Ethernet whenever you want.
The Linksys HomeLink Phoneline network card comes with a five-year warranty.

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Zoom V.92 Pci Soft Modem Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this modem because they said it would work with Windows 98. I just use the internet to check mail and read news, which was perfect for my old computer. However, when installing it said I didn't have the right version of Windows 98, even though I had previously put all updates from Microsoft on my machine. The error message said I needed to download the updates from the internet, but how could I do that, if I couldn't connect to the internet. My old modem broke. I used my account elsewhere to make the purchase.
I had to update my machine.
Won't buy from them again.

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SmartLink SL1800 V.92 56K Data/Fax PCI Modem Review

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(More customer reviews)I installed this modem into an Intel D915GEVLK motherboard with Windows XP Home SP3
32 bit and IE7, 2 Gb Corsair PC2-4200 DDR2 SDRAM. I took a chance with this brand
instead of my usual USR/GVC/Agere/Conexant modems I install.
Windows immediately recognized it on booting up as new hardware, and installed it
with the drivers on my OEM Microsoft system disk. Nice surprise for an off-brand
modem. It even shows the COM port and activity in the system tray lower right with
the usual modem connection icon. It was installed as COM3, the serial port being
COM1. I never saw any other modem with a COM port icon in the task tray, pretty
neat if you ask me and a nice surprise too. It was like wow, look at that! It has
the telephone line pass-through for a desk phone if you want that feature to use
for dialing a fax number the old-fashioned way instead of using Windows dialer.
So far the modem has worked very well for me, connecting fast and with good speed
on the download, upload sides. This is my backup connection. When the cable goes
down, I want my anti-virus and anti-spyware updates before my scans run daily. So
far I haven't tried sending a Windows fax document using Office, but I bet it will
work just fine too once I install Word, or an Office suite of any year.
This modem is a decent buy in my opinion and worth the price.

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TRENDnet 56K Internal PCI Data/Fax/TAM Modem TFM-PCIV92A Review

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(More customer reviews)This modem works fine so far. I didn't have trouble getting the MOH to install, I just couldn't find it. Right-clicking the application icon in the system tray of the desktop displays this option. I am not very computer literate, so I didn't think to look there. You must run the software installation FIRST before hardware installation according to the instruction book. Even so , my computer could not find the both drivers. I ended up going thru "my computer" and clicking on the "drivers" and then they installed.( There is an audio driver also). So far everything is running good.
I also had to change a setting on ISP dial up box so that it would choose the correct modem. I just wanted to add these
things in case there is someone like myself out there who
purchases this. Hope this helps.

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