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To: JMD who wrote (3577)6/2/1998 4:46:00 PM
From: Bernard Levy  Read Replies (1) of 10852
 
Dear Mike;

As a clarification, the ADSL service rolled out by Pacific
Bell (SBC) will cost a lot more than $50 per month,
except for fairly low bit rates. Installation costs
are also pure robbery. There was an article in Silicon
Valley Tech Week which contrasted Pac Bell's rates to
the rates charged by US West and Ameritech, showing they
were more than twice as large. See also Fred Dawson's
take in

multichannel.com

If all RBOCs roll-out x-DSL services with the same business
acumen as SBC, x-DSL does not stand a chance.

In addition to x-DSL and satellite wireless, cable modems
are highly effective in areas with a 2-way activated
HFC plant. Fixed broadband wireless in the 24GHz (TGNT),
38 GHZ (WCII) and 28GHz bands (LMDS service providers)
is also a highly competitive option, particularly for
business users.

Best regards,

Bernard Levy
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