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Compaq 225641-001 56K Type III Mini PCI Modem
- 56K modem technology
- Type III Mini PCI form factor
- Designed for laptops and portable devices
- Supports data and fax communication
- Compact size for internal integration
- Likely includes RJ-11 connector via cable
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Product Overview
The Compaq 225641-001 is a compact 56K modem designed in a Type III Mini PCI form factor. It is intended for integration into portable computing devices, offering high-speed dial-up connectivity.
Technical Information
| Modem Type | Mini PCI Modem |
| Data Rate | 56kb/s |
| Form Factor | Type III Mini PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Mini PCI |
| Application | Portable Computers |
Product Description
The Compaq 225641-001 is a specialized modem module built to the Mini PCI Type III standard, a common interface for expansion cards in laptops from the late 1990s and early 2000s. Its primary purpose is to provide high-speed dial-up internet and fax capabilities within a compact form factor, essential for the limited space available in portable computers. The 56K speed, typically adhering to V.90 or V.92 standards, offered the fastest available analog modem performance for its time. This modem would have been integrated directly into the chassis of a Compaq laptop or similar portable device. It connects to the external world via a standard RJ-11 telephone jack, usually through a small cable that routes to an accessible port on the laptop's casing. The Type III designation indicates its physical dimensions and connector configuration within the Mini PCI slot, allowing for components like a modem chipset and associated circuitry. For users of older Compaq laptops or those seeking to restore functionality to such devices, this modem represents a crucial component for establishing analog communication links. It enables access to online resources, email, and fax services over traditional phone lines, a necessity before the widespread adoption of broadband internet. Its integration highlights the engineering efforts to pack significant functionality into increasingly smaller mobile computing platforms.


