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Subject: Re: Datacomm Book Wanted
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Date: 20 Nov 89 00:32:02 GMT
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X-TELECOM-Digest: volume 9, issue 523, message 5 of 10

The "never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon" is an old
quote.  The most recent usage I've seen is in Tanenbaum's "Computer
Networks."  Even if you're looking for something else, the 2nd Edition
of Tanenbaum is one of the best I've ever seen in it's area.  It is
almost encyclopaedic in coverage, yet is well written and easy to
read.  I have used it for several classes, and the students almost
always react favorably (something NOT true with Stallings' 1st edition
of his similar book).

jms