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To: Eric Prigge who wrote (13232)	2/25/1997 7:13:00 PM
From: damniseedemons	of 18024

>Reason: if they go with X2, ROK and ROK chipset consumers will be screwed (they can't upgrade) whereas if they go with 56K FLEX, X2 consumers can * upgrade.> Wow Eric! That is an extremely strong argument. Now that you brought it up, it would make sense that the ITU goes with ROK. Here's an interesting thought: Maybe Rockwell intentionally decided to make their first batch of 56k modems non-software upgradeable, so that they could argue the very same thing to the ITU?!?!? If we were dealing with someone like Microsoft, I'd put it at a definite YES. Is Rockwell that smart? Sal Habash

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