Let me add that the person who spoke of ADSL actually erred a slight bit because SDSL and VDSL also use copper to the site. While all three DSL services typically are trunked on optical fiber, the last mile is most often done in copper as that is what most structures have pulled up to the service drop.
Both the standard dialup modem and the ADSL modem use copper wires to connect your computer to the internet as long as the "last mile is copper wire" is true on the US Phone system.
modem is device which is used to connect the Internet to computer
A modem is used to connect the computer with internet service.
You connect it to the computer using a modem, wirelessly.
Most commonly, a computer modem is a device that gives you internet from your Internet Service Provider (ISP). They usually connect to your phone, cable, or dish line to send and receive data. To get internet, you then connect your computer to the modem directly or you connect to a device called a router (share internet with multiple devices) in which connects to the modem.
You need wireless connection if you do not want to use a modem to connect your computer to the internet.
Use a DSL modem....
To connect to the internet you need to first buy an internet connection. You must then plug your internet cable into a modem. Finally you must have connection to the modem from your PC, most computers will automatically connect to the internet if the hardware is in place.
To connect to the internet you need to first buy an internet connection. You must then plug your internet cable into a modem. Finally you must have connection to the modem from your PC, most computers will automatically connect to the internet if the hardware is in place.
If you are referring to a modem, the it is a device that allows your computer to connect to the internet.
A device used to connect a computer to the internet is a modem.
No. A modem is used for dial up.
No. You need a ethernet cord and a modem to connect to the internet. A monitor displays the image.