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What’s the difference between a modem and a router?
A modem or router is required to connect to the Internet.
A modem is used to connect your computer to the Internet using a telephone line.
A router will allow you to use several computers or laptops at the same time to access the Internet. Many providers may provide a cable modem or router for you.
Very often, once you have a broadband connection, you may wish to swap the router provided to you by your service provider with one that is more suitable to your requirements – for example not all ISPs will provide a wireless router or integrated PowerLine HomePlug technologies.
ZyXEL provides both ADSL and Cable Routers with and without integrated Powerline HomePlug.
Relevant products can be access below:
> Wireless ADSL modem router with wireless adapter (P660HW & G202)
> Wireless ADSL router with in-built PowerLine HomePlug AV (P660HWP)
Cable Routers:
> Wireless Cable router with wireless adapter (NBG334W & G202)
> Wireless Cable router with in-built PowerLine HomePlug AV (NBG318S)
Related Questions :
> What is the difference between broadband and dial-up and why should you use it?
> How quick is broadband (How can I speed up my connection)?
> What do I need to be aware of when setting up ADSL?
> How do I make my wireless router secure?
> What if I don’t have a wireless on my laptop or PC?
> What’s the difference between a modem and a router?
> Make the most of your Internet connection!
