perry@killer.UUCP (Alan Perry) (04/21/87)
Hi,
I have noticed the recent postings about 1200 baud modems. I thought I
might ask the vast resources of the world if they know where I can get a
GOOD inexpensive 2400 baud modem.
I know that only the US people will probably be able to help me, but I
figured what the heck...ask the world, they might know...
- Alan
Please mail or post a reply!!!!!prince@maui.cs.ucla.edu (09/21/88)
I got an advertising blurb from ZOOM Telephonics, Inc. (207 South Street,
Boston, MA 02111) offering (limited-time-only) their ZOOM 2400/1200/300
Hayes(Smartmodem)-compatible modem for $169 (regularly $219). Offer ends
October 31. Modem has eight status lights, is made in U.S.A. (nice to
know for warranty purposes), and has a 2-year warranty. Price includes
taxes, shipping and handling, and Quick Link software for the Mac.
Serial cable not included -- can be purchased for $19.
30-day no-questions-asked refund if dissatisfied.
Their toll-free number is 800-631-3116 ext. 16.
In Massachusetts call 617-423-1072 ext. 16.
DISCLAIMER: No affiliation. Just passin' it on...
UCLA Computer Science Department
-- Larry 3413 Boelter Hall Los Angeles 90024 (213) 825-2145
Prince UUCP: {ucbvax,sdcrdcf}!ucla-cs!prince
ARPAnet: prince@CS.UCLA.EDUnuggehal@engr.wisc.edu (Srikanth Nuggehalli) (08/23/89)
I am thinking of buying a 2400 baud modem for my mac SE. I would appreciate any reccomendations for modems in the $150-$250 price range. Thanks in advance. e-mail: nuggehal@cae.wisc.edu Srikanth Nuggehalli Computer Aided Engineering University of Wisconsin 1410 Johnson Drive Madison, WI 53706
mmccann@hubcap.clemson.edu (Mike McCann) (08/23/89)
In article <124@engr.wisc.edu>, nuggehal@engr.wisc.edu (Srikanth Nuggehalli) writes: > > I am thinking of buying a 2400 baud modem for my mac SE. I would appreciate > any reccomendations for modems in the $150-$250 price range. > 47st. Computer (800-221-7774) is offering the Hayes Personal 2400 modem for only $129.95. This is a plug in the wall modem packaged with IBM Smartcom software. The modem's standard connector is a Mac din-8 with IBM DB-9 and DB-25 adapters included. I have tested this modem somewhat and found it to function properly on both Macs and IBMs. The kicker is that it has NO speaker, so you can't monitor a call by listening to the modem. Hope this helps you out, -- Mike McCann (803) 656-3714 Internet = mmccann@hubcap.clemson.edu Poole Computer Center (Box P-21) UUCP = gatech!hubcap!mmccann Clemson University Bitnet = mmccann@clemson.bitnet Clemson, S.C. 29634-2803 DISCLAIMER = I speak only for myself.
pete@titan.rice.edu (Pete Keleher) (02/13/90)
A recent ad in MacWorld for "MacProducts USA" quoted a $99 price for a 100% Hayes-compatible modem called "MagicModem". I'm skeptical, anyone know anything about this beast? -- Pete Keleher pete@titan.rice.edu