With ADSL high speed broardband services now available in many arears of the UK and with service providers now offering the self install option (wires only, no modem supplied) new subscribers now have the ability to purchase an ADSL modem of their choice.

Bluespine sells a range of both USB and Ethernet ADSL routers, modems and other Broadband products at discounted prices from manufacturers such as DrayTek Vigor, D-link and Asus.

USB or Ethernet Devices?

There are two ways of connecting an ADSL device to your computer/ network:

USB - The ADSL device connects via the USB port on your computer. However, you do need to be runing a USB compatible operating system (e.g. MS Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows XP, latest versions of Linux).

Ethernet – The ADSL device connects via an Ethernet network card installed in your PC. Ethernet is a well-established technology and is generally more stable and slightly faster than USB. Ethernet will also permit the ADSL connection to be available to the other users on the network.

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