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Product comparison · 2 modems

Trust 56k External Modem UK vs Trust ISDN PCI Modem

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  • 7specifications compared
  • 6differ
  • 1identical
  • 7known for one product only

Key differences

The Trust ISDN PCI Modem has 8 MB more minimum RAM than the Trust 56k External Modem UK (16 MB vs 8 MB). Only the Trust ISDN PCI Modem has internal. Interface: Serial on the Trust 56k External Modem UK, PCI on the Trust ISDN PCI Modem. Minimum processor: 486 CPU on the Trust 56k External Modem UK, Pentium 166 MHz on the Trust ISDN PCI Modem. Minimum system requirements: 4x CD-ROM on the Trust 56k External Modem UK, CD-ROM on the Trust ISDN PCI Modem.

  • Interface
    • Serial
    • PCI
  • Internal
    • No
    • Yes
  • Minimum RAM
    • 8 MB
    • 16 MB
  • Minimum processor
    • 486 CPU
    • Pentium 166 MHz
  • Minimum system requirements
    • 4x CD-ROM
    • CD-ROM

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14 specifications
A

Trust

56k External Modem UKView product
B

Trust

ISDN PCI ModemView product
Modem1 differ
Modem speed56 Kbit/s56 Kbit/s
InterfaceDiffersSerialPCI
Features1 differ
InternalDiffersNoYes
Connectivity LEDsKnown for oneYes
Plug and PlayKnown for oneYes
Ports & interfacesidentical
RS-232 portsKnown for one1
Modem (RJ-11) portsKnown for one1
System requirements4 differ
Mac compatibilityKnown for oneNo
Minimum RAMDiffers8 MB16 MB
Minimum processorDiffers486 CPUPentium 166 MHz
Minimum system requirementsDiffers4x CD-ROMCD-ROM
Compatible operating systemsDiffersWin 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000Win 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP
Packaging contentidentical
Bundled softwareKnown for oneBitware
Performanceidentical
Supported protocolsKnown for oneISDN

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