>>reasonable and balanced<<
Steve-
Just make sure the other half of the balance is based on hard FAQ's and not half baked opinions on the down side. We have always given URL's to prove a given point(s), included is Pat's stash of TidBits from her discussions with Amati, and her Rolodex of the industry notebook, these are part of J:\Money Penny Archive.
I ask that Side 2 of the Album - please do the reciprocal.
The Song Remains The Same
"In addition, ANSI decided to describe a specific Line Code technique to guarantee interoperability between systems from different vendors in the future. Discrete Multi Tone (DMT), which is the chosen Line
Code divides the used frequency band into 256 carriers. Each carrier can be controlled and adjusted separately. This capability ensures that the system can compensate line distortions by adapting the transmission characteristic. This feature makes DMT to the most powerful and flexible technology available on the market.
Ericsson believes in truly open systems and has therefore adopted DMT line coding in its COBRA product family."
In my opinion, the market does not seem to be overly concerned with ADSL "standard licensing" (ie., AMTX).
Steve, help me see your point here?
Isn't Ericsson going to use CG and their "just in case" is ADI? Are these not licensing from Amati??
By the way, in a bullet, isn't the CAP the initial spark, that ignites
the charge>>>>>>DMT>>>?
A typicial Saturday the 14th, being born on Feb. 29th, I don't have Friday the 13th, never beleived in the bad luck concept anyway, but the damest things have happened on Sat. 14th.
I'm all for a well balanced thread with opinions based on the facts.
JW@KSC
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