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Modem vs Router: what's the difference

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A modem translates internet signals from providers into a format usable by devices, while a router distributes that connection to multiple devices within a local network. Understanding their distinct roles is crucial for managing home network connectivity and troubleshooting issues. Many modern devices combine both functionalities, and smartphones also contain modems.

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