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To: JW@KSC who wrote (28574)	11/11/1997 2:39:00 PM
From: pat mudge	Respond to of 31386

[Copper Mountain] <<<It is unrealistic to expect a large segment of the consumer market to move from 28.8 modems to 8Mbps DSL services in the near term, said David Helfrich, VP Marketing/Sales for startup CopperMountain.>>> Helfrich sings in one key and one key only. Easy to see why when you read their product description: <<<High-Density Fastpacket DSL Multiplexer Furnishing exceptional network performance over twisted-pair copper lines at distances up to 22,770 feet, the CopperEdge 200 is today's most efficient, cost-effective solution for high-performance local access. Plug-in modules provide up to 144/96 SDSL ports per chassis. With full-duplex, non-blocking throughput across all interfaces, the CopperEdge 200 supports SDSL subscriber access speeds from 160 Kbps to 1.168 Mbps on a single scalable platform. In addition, the 1.0 Gbps backplane in the CopperEdge 200 furnishes the capacity for easy migration to higher DSL transmission speeds in the future, including RADSL/ADSL (CAP) and ADSL (DMT). >>>