bulhoes@dataco.UUCP (Mario Bulhoes) (04/24/91)
Our company is in the market for some high speed modems. We are leaning
towards the Trailblazer T2500, but are unsure of it's performance in the
field (mostly because of bad review in Dec 11th/90 edition of PC-Mag).
So far, we've looked at the Telebit T1600, Hayes, and JDC, all which
support V.32, V.42, & V.42 bis. We haven't been very happy with the JDC, but
are quite pleased with the T1600 and the Hayes. The only drawback with the
T1600 and the Hayes is that they don't PEP. This is sort of a requirement
since our news feed gets to us via a Telebit T1000.
Our applications for these modems would be news, e-mail, and regular dial
ups for login sessions the majority of the time (2400bps 90% of the time).
My question to the net is, what are the best modems around for the buck?
Are we leaning in the right direction if we go with the T2500?
PS: We are planning to purchase 20 modems for our Kanata and Montreal
plants. ~~~~~~~~~
Please e-mail your comments. If enough responses, I will post a
summary.
Thanks in advance
MJ Bulhoes
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***--------------------------------------------------------------***tech@mich-ns.Michigan.COM (Mich. Network Sys. TECH SUPPORT) (04/27/91)
In article <585@fudd.dataco.UUCP> bulhoes@dataco.UUCP (Mario Bulhoes) writes: >Our company is in the market for some high speed modems. We are leaning "towards the Trailblazer T2500, but are unsure of it's performance in the "field (mostly because of bad review in Dec 11th/90 edition of PC-Mag). " "So far, we've looked at the Telebit T1600, Hayes, and JDC, all which "support V.32, V.42, & V.42 bis. We haven't been very happy with the JDC, but "are quite pleased with the T1600 and the Hayes. The only drawback with the "T1600 and the Hayes is that they don't PEP. This is sort of a requirement "since our news feed gets to us via a Telebit T1000. " "Our applications for these modems would be news, e-mail, and regular dial "ups for login sessions the majority of the time (2400bps 90% of the time). " "My question to the net is, what are the best modems around for the buck? "Are we leaning in the right direction if we go with the T2500? " "PS: We are planning to purchase 20 modems for our Kanata and Montreal " plants. ~~~~~~~~~ " The T1000 is a good choice. All of Telebit's modems can handle the standard 300/1200/2400bps protocols, so that takes care of your low speed stuff. It does PEP at 9600bps, so you'll be able to talk to your feed site as well. At $499 each for 20+ units, its a nice modem. -- Michigan Network Systems Technical Support Division 1-800-736-5984 BBS: +1 313 343 0800 E-MAIL: tech@mich-ns.Michigan.COM TELEBIT DIGIBOARD WESTERN DIGITAL 3COM SCO INTERACTIVE UNIX MICROPOLIS ADAPTEC