All the modem manufacturers in the world can start shipping V.90 modems
but it does not matter UNTIL the comm server vendors release RELIABLE comm
OS's that support it.
Scott Winders
winders@netgate.net
On Tue, 10 Feb 1998, David Glynn wrote:
> Funny we were just talking about this, and here's an article;
>
> Rockwell Ships Standardized 56-Kbps Chipsets
>
> http://www.wired.com/news/news/technology/story/10189.html
>
> "9:41am 10.Feb.98.PST
> Three days after a standard for 56-Kbps modems was adopted, Rockwell said
> Monday it had begun shipping chipsets to modem manufacturers incorporating
> the new so-called V.90 specification. Modem manufacturers using Rockwell
> chipsets in their products will now be able to build modems that conform to
> the long-sought standard. "
>
> Now that's fast, eh?
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