This makes the software ideal not only for the initial installation of DSL, but also for customer upgrades and other changes to a client's settings. Both robust, full rate ADSL devices, the i500 and i510 support a wide range of environments and configurations. From a single computer to a medium-sized office with 255 computers, each is capable of connecting at speeds of up to 8 Mbps. Like the i500, the i300 is capable of connecting at speeds of up to 8 Mbps. It is an external controller-less device, engineered to maximize performance while extending loop reach.
Installation consists of a single connection to the USB port of a PC from which it also draws power.
The Infinilink i200 is a full rate ADSL PCI card providing a high performance, cost-effective solution. Utilizing a PC's internal PCI bus, the i200 will also connect at speeds of up to 8 Mbps. It too has been carefully designed to maximize performance while extending loop reach and is compatible with the PCI 2.1 power management specification. Back to Top Market Overview Of the estimated 8 million businesses in the U.S., approximately 7.5 million are SMEs with less than 100 employees. Predictions are that most SMEs will have an Internet presence in the next few years, and those that already do will migrate to broadband.