The Conexant HSFi V92 MiniPCI Modem is a hardware modem that was commonly used in laptops and desktop computers in the early 2000s for dial-up internet access. The "HSFi" refers to High-Speed Fax and Internet, which is a chipset from Conexant that supports V.92, a standard for dial-up modems offering faster speeds for Internet connections, particularly in the upload direction, and improved capabilities like better handling of calls and support for "quick connect" features.

The MiniPCI designation indicates that the modem is designed to be installed in a MiniPCI slot, which is a small form factor for expansion cards commonly used in laptops.