January 12, 2004 1 min read

Netopia Introduces ADSL Pocket Modem

Netopia introduced a new ADSL “Pocket Modem” designed specifically for mass-market deployments to single-PC broadband households. The Netopia 3342 ADSL Pocket Modem combines a built-in ADSL modem and USB interface with built-in software for customer self-installation. The device connects directly to the customer’s USB port and is host-powered, eliminating the need for an external power supply. An Annex B version is available for the European market. Netopia is also developing ADSL Pocket modems for application-specific uses, such as a parental controls pocket modem and a teleworker VPN security pocket modem. http://www.netopia.com

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