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- From: jimwhite@cent.com (Jim White)
- Newsgroups: comp.dcom.fax,comp.dcom.modems
- Subject: Re: Q: Class 2 vs Class 2.0
- Date: Tue, 19 Mar 1996 01:56:56 GMT
- Organization: South Shore Software
- Message-ID: <314e0ca6.43085862@news1.io.org>
- References: <314806F3.55AF@none.com> <4i97ds$q2q@nntp1.best.com> <pumaDoHB8y.LrI@netcom.com>
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- puma@netcom.com (Gary Breuckman) wrote:
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- >In article <4i97ds$q2q@nntp1.best.com>, Matt Fox <Rigor@clever.net> wrote:
- >>
- >>now i will dedicate the following lines as a gripe. according to people
- >>in comp.dcom.modems, even with all the problems (tech support, etc) the
- >>number 1 selling modem is sportster 28. the sportster and couriers (with 2.0
- >>fax) have been out since 1994 AT LEAST. I think its about TIME that Fax
- >>programmers start adding class 2.0 to thier programs!! dont you? it is the
- >>standard isnt it? all the latest major releases.. Windows 95, Procomm 3.0,
- >>Winfax 7.0 none of them have class 2.0!! come on guys get with the fucking
- >>times
- >
- >
- >Even USR, who insisted on waiting for 2.0 and would not support Class
- >2, issues software with the modem that requires you to use Class 1.
- >Shame Shame.
-
- seem to remember reading that the advantages of 2 and 2.0 over 1 is
- reduced CPU usage (high level commands) but this is accompanied by
- reduced versatility.... low level nature of 1 allows more
- versatility... comments??
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