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To: Stephen B. Temple who wrote (2183)	12/15/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Respond to of 3178

ITeX Announces Successful ADSL Demonstration at Comdex Fall '98 FYI December 15, 1998 -- Integrated Telecom Express, Inc. ("ITeX'') announced that it successfully completed at Comdex a demonstration of its host-based ADSL modem running on advanced Intel processors. ITeX's Scalable ADSL Modem ("SAM''), which was announced last August, provides consumers an affordable, easy to use, always on, high-speed connection for Internet and other broadband applications. Scheduled for mass production in the first quarter of 1999, SAM leverages the host PC's CPU power to achieve a scalable data rate of up to 1.5 Mbps downstream and 512 Kbps upstream transmission over regular copper wire as specified in the recently approved ITU-T G.lite standard. The product's host-based architecture will permit its introduction at a very competitive price point, and will also allow easy software upgradability as needed in the future. According to Young Liu, President and CEO of ITeX, "The successful demonstration of our host-based ADSL modem at Comdex signifies a major milestone in our development of ADSL modem technologies, which we believe will enable the mass market for the newest high-speed Internet connectivity.'' Ali Sarabi, Director of Intel's Broadband and IP Telephony Lab, said, "ITeX's commitment to both host-based technology and the G.lite specification means that consumers will soon enjoy standards-based products that utilize the power of high-performance Intel® processors.''