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Apple MA034Z/A External V.2 USB Modem
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MSRP: $49.99
Your Price: $69.99
Shipping: N/A
Manufacturer: Apple Computer
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Apple MA034Z/A External V.2 USB Modem Features
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Speed: Data up to 56kbps, fax at 14.4kbps
Supports caller ID, wake on ring, telephone answering (V.253), modem on hold
V.92 software support
Connects to the USB port on your iMac G5, Mac mini or Power Mac G5
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Additional Apple MA034Z/A External V.2 USB Modem Information
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The Apple USB Modem is a simple, one-piece external USB modem that's perfect for people who use a dial-up connection to access the Internet and do email. It's small, light, easy to install and even easier to use. Just plug it into the USB port on your Mac, then connect your phone line to the other end. Open the networking preference panel in Mac OS X, enter your connection information, and click connect. Now you're ready to start surfing, emailing, instant messaging and more.
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What Customers Say About Apple MA034Z/A External V.2 USB Modem:
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This modem works very well. I needed a way to send and receive faxes from home with my MacBook and it does exactly what I needed. Easy to use and error free.
This modem worked great out of the box (bag). Yes, some of us still have only slow dial-up. I took a chance that this cute little match to my new MacBook w/Intel processor would work well, as the reviews seemed to be 50/50. So far so good. The MacBook processor is fast, so surfing is faster than on my G4 tower and its internal modem. Speaking of which, it would've been nice if an internal modem had come with MacBook or if the USB type had been half the price, but other than that, no complaints.
This modem seemed to make the dial up slower than ever, could not use it.
This modem works great. Total plug and play. Now that some genius at Apple decided we no longer need a phone connector, this really fills the need if you have to send a real fax.
Purchased to be used with both MBP & iMac for faxing docs direct from computer. Configured quickly with very little effort. No issues.Only complaint is with Apple -- why couldn't they include this little part on the machines.
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