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IBM 22P7594 10/100 Ethernet 56Kbit/s Mini PCI Express Card with Modem
- Mini PCI Express form factor
- Integrated 10/100 Ethernet controller
- Integrated 56K V.90/V.92 modem
- Provides both wired and dial-up connectivity
- Ideal for laptops and compact systems
- Supports data and fax communication
- Plug-and-play functionality
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Product Overview
The IBM 22P7594 is a Mini PCI Express card that combines a 10/100 Ethernet adapter with a 56K modem. This integrated solution provides both wired network connectivity and dial-up communication capabilities for compatible IBM systems. It's designed for laptops or small form factor systems needing versatile communication options.
Technical Information
| Interface | Mini PCI Express |
| Ethernet Speed | 10/100 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Modem Speed | 56 Kbps (V.90/V.92) |
| Functionality | Ethernet + Modem |
Product Description
The IBM 22P7594 is a versatile communication card designed to provide both wired Ethernet and dial-up modem capabilities within a single Mini PCI Express module. This compact solution is particularly useful for laptops or other systems where space is at a premium, offering dual connectivity options without requiring separate cards. The integrated 10/100 Mbps Ethernet controller ensures reliable wired network access, while the 56K V.90/V.92 modem provides essential dial-up functionality for internet access or faxing over analog phone lines. This card is engineered to meet the communication needs of users who require flexibility. Whether connecting to a local area network via Ethernet or establishing a connection over a standard telephone line, the 22P7594 offers a comprehensive solution. Its design prioritizes ease of integration, often supporting plug-and-play installation in compatible IBM systems, simplifying the process of adding essential networking and communication features. While the 56K modem represents legacy technology, its inclusion alongside a functional Ethernet adapter made this card a valuable component for many IBM portable computers and small form factor desktops. It allowed users to maintain connectivity in diverse environments, bridging the gap between wired networks and the ubiquitous analog phone infrastructure of its time.
