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To: DHB who wrote (1143)	2/9/1998 2:16:00 PM
From: Maverick	Respond to of 1629

V.pcm, Part II software that will enable its existing modems to meet the new standard. 3Com's stock edged up 19 cents to $32.88 on the Nasdaq stock market Friday after falling sharply Thursday. Analysts have raised questions about a glut of existing 3Com high-speed modems as the company begins shipping new products that meet the new standard. Stock in Rockwell International Corp., the other major modem company, rose $2 Friday to $59.75 on the New York Stock Exchange. Rockwell makes computer chips for other makers of modems. Few in the industry expect the coming boom in 56K modem sales to last long. Communications companies are experimenting with other technologies for Internet connections -- including cable modems and digital subscriber lines -- that operate at much higher speeds.