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    The document discusses hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, and modems. It provides tables showing the maximum transfer rates for different Ultra DMA modes of hard disk drives and specifications for various CD-ROM drives. It also notes that using an 80-wire flat cable allows for maximum transfer rates of up to 133MB/s for hard drives, while a 40-wire cable reduces this to 66MB/s. Modems are described as an output device that communicates between computers via telephone cables, listing common types of modems.

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    The document discusses hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, and modems. It provides tables showing the maximum transfer rates for different Ultra DMA modes of hard disk drives and specifications for various CD-ROM drives. It also notes that using an 80-wire flat cable allows for maximum transfer rates of up to 133MB/s for hard drives, while a 40-wire cable reduces this to 66MB/s. Modems are described as an output device that communicates between computers via telephone cables, listing common types of modems.

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    The document discusses hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, and modems. It provides tables showing the maximum transfer rates for different Ultra DMA modes of hard disk drives and specifications for various CD-ROM drives. It also notes that using an 80-wire flat cable allows for maximum transfer rates of up to 133MB/s for hard drives, while a 40-wire cable reduces this to 66MB/s. Modems are described as an output device that communicates between computers via telephone cables, listing common types of modems.

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    The document discusses hard disk drives, CD-ROM drives, and modems. It provides tables showing the maximum transfer rates for different Ultra DMA modes of hard disk drives and specifications for various CD-ROM drives. It also notes that using an 80-wire flat cable allows for maximum transfer rates of up to 133MB/s for hard drives, while a 40-wire cable reduces this to 66MB/s. Modems are described as an output device that communicates between computers via telephone cables, listing common types of modems.

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    Hard Disk Drive

    Maximum
    Ultra DMA
    Transfer Rate Defining Standard
    Mode
    (MB/s)

    Mode 0 16.7 ATA/ATAPI-4

    Mode 1 25.0 ATA/ATAPI-4

    Mode 2 33.3 ATA/ATAPI-4

    Mode 3 44.4 ATA/ATAPI-5

    Mode 4 66.7 ATA/66

    Mode 5 100 Ultra ATA/100

      133 Ultra ATA/133


    Different in Mod UDMA
    When set up hard drive, we should use flat cable that has 80 wire. If we use 40 wire flat cable,
    the maximum data transfer will go down from 133MB/s to 66MB/s

    CDROM

    Price estimated in
    Brand Speed
    RM

    Beng 40x 12x 48x 169

    Lite-on 40x 12x 48x 200

    Beng 48X 24x 48x 210

    Lite-On 48X 24x 48x 220

    Modem
    Modem is an output device that is used to communicate with other computer by using
    telephone cable. There are 4 type of modem: Internal modem, external modem, USB modem,
    and PCMCIA modem.

    Internal Modem type PCI

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