Does Satellite L650 support internal fax modem?

have a new satelite l650. can anyone tell me if it has internal fax modem or do i have to purchase a exteral one.
i'm in a rural area so no one seems to know.

Hi
The number PSK1EA-06L02F means that this is a Toshiba notebook which was released for Australian market. Its a Satellite L650/06L model.
I googled a little bit an didnt find any info that this unit would contain modem.
So it seems it doesnt support.
But you can check also the device manager. If modem is not listed there, then the modem is not included.

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