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Toshiba G86C000F110 Satellite A55 Laptop Modem Card
- 56K modem technology
- Designed for Toshiba Satellite A55
- Internal laptop modem card
- Supports data and fax
- Mini PCI interface
- Enables dial-up networking
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Product Overview
The Toshiba G86C000F110 is a laptop modem card designed for the Satellite A55 series. It provides integrated 56K dial-up connectivity for data and fax communications.
Technical Information
| Modem Type | 56K Dial-up Modem |
| Interface | Mini PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Toshiba Satellite A55 |
| Functionality | Data and Fax Communications |
Product Description
The Toshiba G86C000F110 modem card is an internal component specifically manufactured for integration into Toshiba Satellite A55 laptops. It provides essential 56K dial-up capabilities, allowing users to connect to the internet or send and receive faxes over analog phone lines. This card is crucial for maintaining communication functionality in a portable computing environment where broadband options may not be available. Utilizing the Mini PCI interface, this modem card fits discreetly within the laptop's chassis, offering a compact and integrated solution. It supports standard V.90/V.92 protocols, ensuring compatibility with most public switched telephone networks. The inclusion of fax capabilities further enhances its utility, making it a versatile communication tool for mobile professionals. For users of the Toshiba Satellite A55 who need to restore or add dial-up modem functionality, the G86C000F110 is a direct replacement or upgrade part. It ensures that the laptop can still perform essential communication tasks, whether for accessing remote networks, sending documents via fax, or connecting to the internet in areas with limited broadband infrastructure.
