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Short for modulator/demodulator. A modem is a data communications device that connects a computer to the telephone network. Technically, a modem converts a computer's digital signals to analog signals that can be transmitted over standard telephone lines. Digital or ISDN modems, also called terminal adapters, are used to connect computers to digital ISDN lines.

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