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- From: kota@carroll.com (Kotaro Yamaguchi)
- Subject: Re: Sportster V.34 4/95 ROM vs. V.34+ 10/95 ROM Performance?
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- Date: Sat, 3 Feb 1996 16:01:27 GMT
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- Would you say that the Sporster V34+ is stable? The reason I'm asking
- is because I am thinking about getting one. I use the Cardinal
- MVP288I and am satisfied with it. The thing is, my ISP supports the
- new V34+ standard, and it would be great if I could harness the extra
- 4.8kbps. If it does cut back on the time it takes to download files,
- I think it is worth it.
-
- thanx,
- kota
-
- PS- Anyone interested in a used Cardinal MVP288I?
-
- On 2 Feb 1996 12:45:50 GMT, pho@photon.bli.uci.edu (Peter Ho) wrote:
- >USR hasn't changed much since I bought their HST 9600 years ago. They go
- >in a cycle, release new product, let customers beta test, when customers
- >complain, release firmware updates, continue with firmware updates until
- >product works reasonably well, then back to releasing new product. I got
- >tired of paying a premium just to beta test their stuff.
- >
-
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