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This is an RJ45. This is an RJ11. What's the difference? RJ45 is larger and has 8 pins. It's commonly used for Ethernet and Internet cables. While RJ11 is smaller and has 4 pins, it's commonly used for telephone lines. This is USB Type A. This is USB Type C. What's the difference? USB Type A has a larger rectangular shape and only plugs in one way. USB Type C is smaller. oval shaped and can be plugged in either way. This is a modem. This is a router. What's the difference? A modem connects your home to the internet through your service provider, while a router takes that internet signal and shares it with all your devices at home. This is a switch. This is a hub. What's the difference? A switch sends data only to the specific device it is meant for, making the network faster and smarter, while a hub sends data to

This is an RJ45. This is an RJ11. What's the difference? RJ45 is larger and has 8 pins. It's commonly used for Ethernet and Internet cables. While RJ11 is smal…

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  • Comparison of Communication Devices and Connectors
  • RJ45 vs RJ11
  • RJ45
  • RJ11
  • USB Type A vs USB Type C
  • USB Type A
  • USB Type C
  • Modem vs Router
  • Modem
  • Router
  • Switch vs Hub
  • Switch
  • Hub
  • 8 pins, larger, Ethernet/Internet cables
  • 4 pins, smaller, telephone lines
  • Larger, rectangular, plugs one way
  • Smaller, oval, plugs either way
  • Connects home to internet
  • Shares internet with devices
  • Sends data to specific device
  • Sends data to all devices
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This is an RJ45. This is an RJ11. What's the difference? RJ45 is larger and has 8 pins. It's commonly used for Ethernet and Internet cables. While RJ11 is smaller and has 4 pins, it's commonly used for telephone lines. This is USB Type A. This is USB Type C. What's the difference? USB Type A has a larger rectangular shape and only plugs in one way. USB Type C is smaller. oval shaped and can be plugged in either way. This is a modem. This is a router. What's the difference? A modem connects your home to the internet through your service provider, while a router takes that internet signal and shares it with all your devices at home. This is a switch. This is a hub. What's the difference? A switch sends data only to the specific device it is meant for, making the network faster and smarter, while a hub sends data to

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