Mark_Lehrer@f170.n771.z3.fidonet.org (Mark Lehrer) (05/16/91)
BB> I'd also suggest it's a good time to take a serious look at getting a BB> V.32 modem, sysop prices start from US$339 (see the COMM echo). One quick off-topic thing here - in PC Week I hear there's an ad for "Image" modems - V32 for $300 LIST. Check it out. --- Maximus-CBCS v1.02-OS/2-R4 * Origin: The Akron Anomaly - 320 meg - V32bis/HST - 2 lines (1:157/535)
Robert_Falbo@f170.n771.z3.fidonet.org (Robert Falbo) (05/18/91)
BB|If you find one, please let me know.
I've captured all the messages in the non-IBM conf. since I signed on
in April. I should look them over to see who's answering the
questions there.
BB|I'd also suggest it's a good time to take a serious look at
BB|getting a V.32 modem, sysop prices start from US$339 (see the
BB|COMM echo).
There's a small company that plans to intro a 9600 V.32 modem, based
on the new Rockwell V.32 module, for $299. Yes, you saw it right!
The Rockwell module is a complete V.32 modem and costs the Mfr $160
in OEM quantities. I think USR & Hayes had better rethink their
consumer price schedules.
-bob-
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