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To: Techie who wrote (3359)	9/3/1996 11:55:00 PM
From: j rector	of 31386

I think that we are all forgetting something very important: 1998 and beyond. The telcos will look to COST and if DMT can deliver much more upstream bandwidth and greater range (it doesnt have to be more than 25% to be cost effective) than CAP, it will win out based on economics. Based on my understanding of signal processing, I don't see how CAP can ever win in the end. However, my rationale is based on the premise that by the time mass deployment begins, that DMT is not SUBSTANTIALLY (read >1.5times) more expensive than CAP to deploy. I think that the telcos can make up the $ difference w/range and bandwidth.

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