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Intel 2200 PCI modem
Internal Intel PCI Qwest DSL Modem Rental The Intel 2200 modem is a PCI modem
you place inside the computer and is compatible only with Windows 95, 98, 2000,
Millenium (Me) and NT desktop Pentium computers. It will work with all speeds of
Qwest DSL service, up to 1M.
The Intel 2200 is less expensive than the 678. It is also smaller and has fewer
cords. It has a simple wizard based install and is recommended for the average
home user connecting to a single computer. If you plan to connect to more than
one computer with only one Qwest DSL modem (networking with a LAN, HUB, etc.)
you will need to review the details for the 678 External modem.
Intel 3200 USB
External Intel USB Qwest DSL Modem Rental The Intel 3200 External USB (Universal
Serial Bus) DSL Modem is an external USB modem that is connected directly into
your computer. The personal computer requirements for the Intel 3200 USB modem
are: Windows 98, Windows 2000 Edition, or Windows Millennium (ME) operating
systems. This USB modem is recommended for most home users having a single
computer connection to Qwest DSL. The USB modem will not work with Windows 95,
NT4, or Macintosh operating systems. Desktop or laptop computers must be USB
equipped.
ActionTec 1520 ADSL Modem
External Actiontec Qwest ADSL Modem Rental The Actiontec 1520 External modem is
connected to your Personal Computer. The Actiontec 1520 modem works connected to
both a singular computer or with multiple computers connected to a HUB or LAN.
If you plan to use Qwest DSL to network, you would need this modem.
Qwest supports the use of the Actiontec 1520 modem with a single PC only.
However it can function with multiple networked personal computers. The
Actiontec 1520 can also be used as a single user device via the USB connection.
If you plan to use your Qwest DSL service with a laptop computer or a Macintosh
in the future, you may want to consider purchasing the Actiontec 1520.
PLEASE NOTE: Qwest will assist in an install from a single PC to the Actiontec
1520 modem. In a network environment it will be the customer's responsibility to
connect to the multiple PC's, LAN or HUB themselves. If you have any questions
about what networking is you can contact a computer retailer for advice.
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