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What specification does my PC or Apple Mac need to conform to the ADSL service?

April 26, 2017ADSL Apple conform Mac pc service specification

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What specification does my PC or Apple Mac need to conform to the ADSL service?

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A. You will need 40Mbytes or more on your hard disk (100Mbytes for Mac OS X) and you will need a CD-ROM drive, to install the software drivers for the ADSL modem. Your computer must have a USB socket or a mains powered USB hub.PC: For a PC you will need a Pentium II 233 or above, with at least 64MB (Memory). If you need to confirm that your computer meets these specifications, check with your supplier. You must also be running Windows 98 or above. Windows NT and Windows 95 are not supported. Mac: You will need Mac OS 8.6 or above. For Mac 8.6, you will need a PowerPC G3 300MHz (CPU) with 64MB (Memory). For Mac 9.x (9.0 and above), you will need a PowerPC G4 300MHz (CPU) with 64MB (Memory). To identify your operating system, select Apple/About this computer.