zweig@p.cs.uiuc.edu (04/23/89)
I know this isn't 100% germaine to the TCP-IP group, but I figure there ought to be enough network experts reading to get a reasonable answer: How many homes/offices could I walk into tomorrow and see ISDN equipment? I'm just curious -- since I read about broadband ISDN in IEEE Communications magazine, but couldn't get Illinois Bell to put a T1-rate ISDN line into my home for all the rice in China (or for any other sum of money/form of remuneration). It seems like ISDN is a great idea that's on the way -- but (as far as I can gather) _still_ on the way. -Johnny Zweig University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Computer Science --------------------------------Disclaimer:------------------------------------ Rule 1: Don't believe everything you read. Rule 2: Don't believe anything you read. Rule 3: There is no Rule 3. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------