Intel AnyPoint Phoneline 10 Mbps USB Adapter |  | Brand: Intel
Category: CE
Buy New: $89.99
as of 7/31/2010 15:06 CDT details
New (1) Used (4) from $24.95
Seller: Action Packaged, Inc.
Rating:  9 reviews
Media: Electronics
Network Interface: USB
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 8.1 x 3.9
Warranty: 3 years warranty
MPN: APR2H2USB
Model: APR2H2USB
UPC: 735858140492
EAN: 0735858140492
ASIN: B00005852A
Availability: Usually ships in 1-3 weeks
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| Features:
| • | Create a network over your existing phone lines | | • | Share files and printers, even surf the web from any computer on the network | | • | Features USB-connectivity, Internet sharing capability, and speeds of 10 Mbps | | • | Includes a 3-year warranty and 90-day free technical support | | • | One adapter required per computer; compatible with other AnyPoint Phoneline Home Network models |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Get more out of your family's PCs by creating a network that lets everyone in your home share Internet access, files, printers and more. If you think setting up a network is a monstrous task, think again. Installing the AnyPoint Home Network is as easy as 1-2-3, designed to take the work out of networking. No need to drill holes in your walls, run special network wiring, or take a two-day course on network administration.The AnyPoint Home Network uses your home's existing phone lines to pass data among your PCs. This model plugs easily into the PC's PCI slot, and to a nearby wall phone jack. A simple-to-use software Install Wizard guides you through software setup and configuration. The AnyPoint Home Network's unique, integrated Internet Sharing Software and Sharing and Mapping Software make the home network a breeze to use. Each network printer and drive is as easy to access as if it were attached right to each PC. With the AnyPoint Home Network installed, you can gain access to programs and files, surf the Internet (Internet Service Provider account needed), print documents and play multi-user games - from any PC in your home.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 9
 Great Product February 22, 2001
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
No cables running throughout the house. Just plug into the phone lines. Easy installation, and the network is up and ready to go!
 Great for Home use August 13, 2001
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Works effectively at home. Easy to set up. Make sure you get the latest software from the Intel website. I needed to call Intel support and was disappointed that their rep told me to delete files that then required me to reload windows......... Notwithstanding this I highly recommend the product for Internet and printer sharing.
Intel Anypoint Adapter June 19, 2002
ptbenic (Washington, DC United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have four computers networked and working very well with this adapter -- for more than a year. There are some bugs. You need to use Intel Connectivity Suite 2.20 for the best stability and ease of use on the Windows 98 platform. You need to manually give the computers IP addresses for the local network (LAN) -- 192.168.01, etc. for the best stability. If you have one computer on XP, then you must use version 2.30.02 (downloadable from Intel) on all of the computers. If XP and 2.30.02 are in the equation, then I would suggest you use Microsoft ICS instead of Intel ISS for Internet Sharing -- again, it is just more stable and you then do not need to manually give the local comptuters IP addresses. Unfortunately, this product has been discontinued. However, Intel support -- both website and phone -- is still great for this product. ptb
Works great for a simple home network. July 19, 2001
I've been using mine for over a year with no problems. The adapters work great in my place, and I have some *old* phone wiring.
Good, once you get it set up December 10, 2001
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
When I first installed the anypoint network it worked fine except for Intel's Internet Connection Sharing. The performace degraded so bad that I was running less than a 14.4K modem speed on my ICS clients. I re-installed it with everything except the Internet Connection Sharing. Then I ran Microsoft's Home Network Wizard. It has worked up to par ever since.
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