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To: J.Maz who wrote (19447)	1/27/1998 4:05:00 PM
From: bronco2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 36349

>"-PAIRGAIN TECHNOLOGIES: PairGain rolls-out to Russia Presswire - January 27, 1998 15:38 V%M2 P%M2PR Jump to first matched term M2 PRESSWIRE-27 January 1998-PAIRGAIN TECHNOLOGIES: PairGain rolls-out to Russia (C)1994-98 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD -- Product approvals gained in largest Eastern European market PairGain Technologies, Inc, the world leader in the design, manufacture and marketing of advanced xDSL communications systems, has announced a major breakthrough in the Eastern European market with the completion of product homologation in Russia. Says Peter Schmid, Vice President, PairGain Technologies, EMEA region, "Delivery of increased bandwidth is a major issue for telcos and private network operators in the Eastern European marketplace. Homologation of the PairGain product range enables us to offer a cost-effective solution that provides high speed communications over the existing network of unconditioned copper telephone lines in Russia." PairGain's product range includes: HiGainr ETSI: Used by PTTs to provide digital transmission connections at E1/T1 speeds to corporate customers to set up high speed data, voice and video communications, both within the network LAN and for external access. The systems are plug-and-play and do not require the removal of bridged taps or the addition of repeaters, reducing phone company installation times from weeks to hours. Campus Area Network Solutions: The Campus product line employs xDSL to address the network needs of campus environments such as industrial plants, office complexes, universities, government agencies, military bases and hospitals, providing users with instant access to advanced digital services including LAN internetworking, telecommuting, instance learning and videoconferencing. Megabit Access: The range of Megabit Access products are designed to provide high-speed Internet access solutions for companies and individuals that require high-speed data transmission for telecommuting, remote LAN access and Internet access. The recent addition of PairGain's ADSL and RADSL modems to the Megabit Access line allow PairGain to offer the most extensive array of xDSL products in the industry. PG-FLEX: A small capacity system based on HDSL technology that can be configured to support up to 24 or 32 channels on two copper telephone lines. It installs easily and supports distances of up to 21,000 feet, increasing to double or treble the operating distance with the use of doubler units. PG-Flex enables service providers to quickly and efficiently meet the increased demands for additional phone lines from businesses or from crowded residential areas. " "completion of product homologation in Russia" What does this line mean?????????????

To: J.Maz who wrote (19447)	1/27/1998 4:08:00 PM
From: Dale Knipschield	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 36349

To all, One big item I overlooked before...many of the attributes of the MVL chip also apply to PAIR's FALCON chip...especially the low power requirement, which greatly cuts down on ADSL spectrum interference with other high-speed circuits. FALCON should be a star in the ADSL spectrum interference category compared to other ADSL chips. Just trying to keep things in proper perspective, if that's at all possible these last couple of days. Knip