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KembaraXtra- Computer Terms – 56-Kbps modem
A 56-Kbps modem is an asymmetric dial-up modem designed to operate over standard telephone service (POTS), delivering downstream speeds up to approximately 56 Kbps while supporting lower upstream speeds. These modems achieve higher download rates by minimizing analog-to-digital conversions within the phone network and relying on digital infrastructure at the ISP. Actual performance depends on line quality and network configuration.
A 56-Kbps modem is an asymmetric dial-up modem designed to operate over standard telephone service (POTS), delivering downstream speeds up to approximately 56 Kbps while supporting lower upstream speeds. These modems achieve higher download rates by minimizing analog-to-digital conversions within the phone network and relying on digital infrastructure at the ISP. Actual performance depends on line quality and network configuration.
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