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Modem question..

TemplarBarna · 2004-05-12 16:28:52

Hi, I going to buy a modem for my home pc..(finally getting it connected!)... Is it worth paying the extra for v.92 standard..??

12-05-2004 4:28pm

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TemplarBarna

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Hi,

I going to buy a modem for my home pc..(finally getting it connected!)...

Is it worth paying the extra for v.92 standard..??

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#2 13-05-2004 11:19am

Paulw

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I don't think any ISPs are using v.92 yet.

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#3 13-05-2004 1:35pm

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iol are due to go V92 soon, a mate was saying that the V92 software is finally starting to look good and stable.
thing is, how much extra are you paying to future-proof yourself (until you get DSL or ISDN anyway). is it worthwhile /can you afford it NOW?

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#4 13-05-2004 7:50pm

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Originally posted by Paulw
I don't think any ISPs are using v.92 yet.

UTV have done for over a year.

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