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To: Scrapps who wrote (2591)	1/29/1998 4:59:00 PM
From: SteveG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9236

<A> Crosstalk slows rollout of DSL at zdnet.com Also, the significance of Paradyne's MVL capabilities seems to have been missed (at least, I haven't read any thorough discussion of it anywhere on SI in it's full capabilities). Seemingly a DIRECT shot at HDSL-2: From Jan26 Inter@ctive Week, pg. 8: Paradyne Corp (getting it's chips from Globespan Semi) this week plans to unveil a new approach to higfh-speed access that the company said will enable one telephone line to deliver eight (that's 8) different connections and to create a local area network within the home as well. - expected by end of March. - not a direct ADSL derivative (which was design for video) but a new algorithms designed specifically for data. - new way of modulating signals over a single copper pair to allow the multiplexing of 8 voice or 8 data channels - also allow the home wiring to become a LAN (plug in many computers and share files) -Cost per line expected to be $300/line by end of year with service costs expected at $45-$75/month. At 768kbps symmetrical, it's pretty impressive (as Bay and USWest seem to think): telechoice.com Also see: Message 3275435 Steve