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It looks like LANCOM may have some, that also include wireless if that is needed:<br />
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<a href="http://www.arctech.co.uk/lancom_router_gateways.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.arctech.co.uk/lancom_router_gateways.htm</a><br />
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LANCOM 1821+ Wireless ADSL
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It looks like LANCOM may have some, that also include wireless if that is needed:

http://www.arctech.co.uk/lancom_router_gateways.htm [http://www.arctech.co.uk/lancom_router_gateways.htm]

LANCOM 1821+ Wireless ADSL

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Do one of these exists? <br />
ADSL2+ Modem/Router/4(or more) port hub /inbuilt DIalup backup <br />
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Would be nice if it had VOIP aswell, but thats not crucial. <br />
It must be dialup backup (and not 3G/mobile). <br />
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Thankyou
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Do one of these exists? 
ADSL2+ Modem/Router/4(or more) port hub /inbuilt DIalup backup 

Would be nice if it had VOIP aswell, but thats not crucial. 
It must be dialup backup (and not 3G/mobile). 

Thankyou

Looking for ADSL2+ Modem/Router/4 port hub /inbuilt DIalup backup

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