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HP 5188-2707 56K Internal PCI Modem Card
- 56K V.92/V.90 modem technology
- Internal PCI interface
- Provides dial-up connectivity
- Suitable for faxing and data transmission
- Designed for desktop PCs
- Legacy support
- Reliable analog communication
- Easy installation via PCI slot
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Product Overview
The HP 5188-2707 is an internal PCI modem card that provides 56K dial-up connectivity. It is designed for legacy systems or specific applications requiring analog modem communication.
Technical Information
| Modem Type | 56K Internal PCI Modem |
| Interface | PCI |
| Standards | V.92, V.90 |
Additional Specifications
| Connectivity | Dial-up |
| Model | 5188-2707 |
| Manufacturer | HP |
Product Description
The HP 5188-2707 is an internal modem card that offers 56K dial-up capabilities, adhering to the V.92 and V.90 standards. This type of modem is primarily used for establishing connections over traditional analog telephone lines, making it suitable for scenarios where broadband internet access is unavailable or for specific applications that rely on analog communication, such as faxing or remote data access. Installed directly into a PCI slot on a desktop computer's motherboard, this modem card provides a dedicated hardware solution for analog communication. Its internal design means it does not occupy an external bay and integrates seamlessly with the computer's internal components. The 56K speed, while significantly slower than modern broadband technologies, was the standard for dial-up internet access for many years and remains sufficient for basic data transfer and faxing needs. This modem is particularly useful for maintaining compatibility with older systems or for specialized industrial or scientific applications that require a reliable analog modem interface. While its primary use case has diminished with the widespread availability of broadband, the HP 5188-2707 serves as a functional component for users who still require 56K dial-up connectivity for specific purposes.



