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host-based modem

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host-based modem

A modem that relies on the CPU to perform some of the communications processing. It enables less costly modem circuits to be used. See soft modem and host based.



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SmartRISER56 host-based modem drivers are highly optimized to run on existing Pentium-class processors from Intel, AMD, and Via; and also compliant with multiple Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Unlike software and other host-based modems, HaM solutions don't degrade performance because functions have been strategically optimized for accelerated performance by the CPU or DSP depending on which can perform them most efficiently.
Intel is very excited about new AC97 host-based modem solutions, such as PC-TEL's HSP technology, which support independent hardware vendors (IHV) MDC products.
 
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