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Amati vs Westell, DMT vs CAP ADSL
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615 Techie: Thanks. That was refreshing reading for a change. You know I always likTango-7/18/1996
614 Tango, Emile knows all of that. He is just stock in the stock! ;) Here is a niTechie-7/18/1996
613 Emile: Yes... one can use fiber in high density areas like Europe, and other urTango-7/18/1996
612 I think your guru Jim Roof got out of BBTK. Of course his decision would be bassanthosh mohan-7/18/1996
611 Regarding Deutsche Telekom, I remember reading someplace that an Israeli outfitsanthosh mohan-7/18/1996
610 Emile, the only factual new development is that you got suckered into buying BBTechie-7/18/1996
609 Thomas, Thanks for the URL for NEC/AMATI agreement. EmileEmile Vidrine-7/18/1996
608 I haven't yet read the press releases on the BA/BBTK contract nor the detaiThomas Calvet-7/18/1996
607 Bell Atlantic made the statement that the Lucent--BBTK solution was economical-Emile Vidrine-7/18/1996
606 Thanks James, but I must repeat that I don't think the majority of ADSL invEmile Vidrine-7/18/1996
605 jrector---Deployment of ADSL and VDSL in 97 and 98. Fiber optics to be deployeEmile Vidrine-7/18/1996
604 In the beginning of the 80's when it had been decided to bring the blessingMichael Ohlendorf-7/18/1996
603 Daniel, Emile, et al... Daniel wrote: "FTTC means exactly what the abbreThomas Calvet-7/18/1996
602 Lucent did not sell Paradyne-they never owned it. Paradyne was kept by AT&Geof Hollingsworth-7/18/1996
601 >1. Lucent sells its ace in the hold ADSL sections for a small fraction of wDavid Thomas-7/18/1996
600 There is still some doubt that Lucent did, in fact, sell xDSL w/Paradyne. Also,j rector-7/18/1996
599 Emile, I think the previous well written comments are expressing that this isn&jttmab-7/18/1996
598 You are ignoring my comments! Look, I think fiber will ultimately be the vehij rector-7/18/1996
597 Daniel, Greetings.----It is not an implication to state that Lucent and BBTK haEmile Vidrine-7/18/1996
596 Emile, you seem pretty convinced in the positive implications of BA/LU/BBTK deaTera Bit-7/18/1996
595 The RBOCs and others have been testing ADSL and HDSL for over a year and not a Emile Vidrine-7/18/1996
594 Emile, You are ignoring VDSL which, as we have pointed out may be the last milej rector-7/18/1996
593 Daniel, thanks--Reality vs Opinion. REality is--Bell Atlantic signs a contractEmile Vidrine-7/18/1996
592 Eile, I have thought about the points you are raising and offer the following aTera Bit-7/18/1996
591 When Bell Atlantic issued a contract to Lucent--BBTK this week, they in effect Emile Vidrine-7/18/1996
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