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Technology Stocks : ADSL, ISDN, and the future.

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To: who wrote ()	1/15/1997 12:35:00 AM
From: drmorgan	of 198

Paul, I am using ISDN now and really like it, especially during non-business hours. The problem I find is the state of the internet in general concerning bandwith or lack of. There are times (especially during business hours) when my sons USR Courier at a 33.6 (yes he often gets a 33.6) connection is not much slower than my ISDN connection. Downloading files though is really fast and can achieve throughput of 500kbps, but that's based on MFG claims and I have no way of knowing what kind of throughput I'm achieving. I look very forward to xDSL but I really feel it's a ways off for the masses. And what about the cost? I just heard today that US Worst in the Salt Lake area is going to drop their unlimited ISDN service from $185 down to $70 per month. This is not confirmed but could only help ISDN. I hope more people start posting to this thread. Anyone out there with any thoughts?

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