Description

These modems do not have an RJ11 modem port.

Based on information we have gleaned from a variety of sources (which don’t completely agree), below is our best deduction for which modem you need. It may be advisable to send us a picture of yours first to make sure we have the correct one for your computer. All are 56K V90, later models are V92. There are a few photos of various ones as examples.

A) U01025, U01029, U01M30, 661-2186, 661-2324

• PowerBook G3 – Lombard and Pismo
• iBook G3 – Clamshell, all
• PowerMac G4 – Graphite (AGP, Digital Audio, Gigabit), Quicksilver and Quicksilver 2002

B) U1M066

• PowerBook G4 Titanium 400 & 500MHz

C) U01M065, 661-2526

• iBook G3 12″ Dual USB 500Mhz

D) U01M088, U01M089, 661-2572, 661-2676

• PowerBook G4 – Titanium (550-1Ghz)
• PowerBook Alu 12″ (867-1GHz)
• iBook G3 12″ (all except the first 500Mhz dual USB), 14″ all
• iBook G4 12″ (800Mhz), 14″ (933, 1GHz) – both are pre early 2004
• PowerMac G5 – original and 2004
• eMac – original and ATI

E) U01M210, A034920, 922-6492, 603-5200

• PowerBook G4 Alu 12″ (1.33 -1.5Ghz)
• iBook G4 12 & 14″ (Early ’04 to Mid ’05)
• eMac USB 2.0
• iMac G5 17 & 20″ & ALS
• Mini original & Late 2005
• PowerMac G5 Mid 2004 – Early 2005

F) 661-2843, 922-6008

• PowerBook G4 Alu 15″ (1-1.26Ghz FW800), 17″ (1-1.67GHz)

G) 922-6419, 922-6605

• PowerBook G4 Alu 15″ (1.33-1.67GHz). 17″ (1.67GHz DLSD/High Res)

H) 661-2587

• iMac G4 15″ 17″
• PowerMac G4 Mirrored Drive Doors MDD

I) 661-2343

• PowerMac G4 Cube 450-500MHz Mid 2000
• iMac G3 350-500MHz Mid 2000