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To: John Morrison who wrote (7448)	12/26/1996 12:47:00 PM
From: R. Hooriani	of 31386

John Here's Something new on the NEC front. I wonder how much does a VDSL modem cost. Happy Holidays. RH PUSHING 60 MEGS THROUGH COPPER Source: Electronic Buyers' News Electronic Buyers' News via Individual Inc. : Score one for Amati Communications. The San Jose telecom equipment maker claims a joint development and manufacturing deal with NEC validates its discrete multi-tone (DMT) technology that moves up to 60 megabits-per-seconds of data and video over a single copper pair of wires. The agreement covers development and manufacture of components and products based on Amati's Very- High-Speed Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL) technology. Amati believes the VDSL market will prove to be even larger than the ADSL market. Initial shipments of VDSL products should come before the end of '97. VDSL products from the two firms should provide the fastest modems for existing copper telephone networks. Copyright 1996 CMP Media Inc. <<Electronic Buyers' News -- 12-23-96, p. 05>> [12-25-96 at 15:47 EST, Copyright 1996, CMP Publications, Inc.]

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