Alcatel Speedtouch 330 USB Reviews
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Adrian Reynolds 7th Feb 2006
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No frills with this modem (Speedtouch 330 USB) it is simple and works with fast speeds. I also use this modem with Linux Mandriva and SuSE with simple instructions found on the Speedtouch site. I would have liked a network port on it but I suppose it wasn't designed for that.
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tuizner 7th Oct 2005
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If you want a phone line/USB modem that is simple to install and very durable the Alcatel Speedtouch 330 USB modem is for you. There are no other ports for wireless networking, so this is only for a single machine, unless you have another switch/router.
I have had this on my PC for almost a year ...
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sumo guy
30th Nov 2004 Reviewer rating:
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The Alcatel Speedtouch 330 USB is a fantastic modem. I'm running Windows 98se and I haven't had a single problem with it. I have Virgin Broadband which constantly runs at 576.0 kbps, regardless of network conditions etc. I would recommend this to anyone, just make sure you tell your computer never t ...
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Seany
9th Nov 2004 Reviewer rating:
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The Alcatel Speedtouch 330 USB is a fantastic little modem. Extremely fast and very reliable when used with Windows XP.
There is a Driver update available for Windows 98/ME which definitely cures the problems.
It's maximum speed is supposed to be 576.0 Kbps (downstream) but mine has achieved 615 ...
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