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Compaq 361287-021 56K V.90 PCMCIA Fax/Modem Card
- 56K V.90 data speeds for dial-up connections
- PCMCIA Type II interface for easy installation in laptops
- Supports fax capabilities for sending and receiving documents
- Backward compatible with earlier V.34 and V.32bis standards
- Plug-and-play functionality for most operating systems
- Includes necessary drivers for Windows and other compatible OS
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Product Overview
The Compaq 361287-021 is a 56K V.90 PCMCIA Fax/Modem Card designed for portable computing. It allows users to connect to dial-up networks for internet access and faxing capabilities.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCMCIA Type II |
| Data Rate | 56 Kbps |
| Fax Speed | 14.4 Kbps |
Additional Specifications
| Modulation | V.90 |
| Form Factor | External Card |
Product Description
This Compaq 56K V.90 PCMCIA Fax/Modem Card, identified by SKU 361287-021, provides essential connectivity for users relying on traditional dial-up internet services. Its PCMCIA interface ensures broad compatibility with a wide range of laptop computers equipped with a Type II slot, making it a versatile solution for mobile professionals and home users alike. The card supports the V.90 standard, which was the highest speed achievable over analog phone lines, offering a significant improvement over previous modem technologies. Beyond data transmission, the integrated fax modem functionality allows for the sending and receiving of faxes directly from a computer, further enhancing its utility. This makes it suitable for tasks requiring both internet access and traditional document transmission. Installation is typically straightforward, with plug-and-play support in many operating systems, minimizing setup time. The 361287-021 is a reliable choice for maintaining connectivity in environments where broadband internet is unavailable or for legacy system requirements. It represents a crucial piece of networking hardware for its era, enabling communication and information exchange through analog telephone networks.
