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To: Michael F. Donadio who wrote (13902)11/6/1998 12:04:00 PM
From: Daniel  Read Replies (3) of 21342
 
> Both computers, or more, can simultaneously access different
> websites using one telephone line by sharing bandwidth on the one
> telephone line.

But _how_ is the bandwidth shared? Isn't it just a single-session modem with multiple Ethernet connections to multiple computers?

The bundling may be significant in terms of consumer marketing (ease of use), but technologically, it's just a small (and probably passive?) Ethernet hub, right?

Daniel
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