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From: joel@cs.arizona.edu (Joel M. Snyder)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.modems,comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Re: MultiTech V.32 Modems
Summary: Multitech works great
Message-ID: <19063@megaron.cs.arizona.edu>
Date: 16 Mar 90 06:43:54 GMT
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Reply-To: jms@mis.arizona.edu (Joel M. Snyder)
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Organization: U of Arizona MIS Dep't
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The industry trade rags don't know what they're talking
about. I ran an evaluation of V.32 modems for the
University and Multitech came out as THE BEST of all
modems.  They connected to more other systems, were
easiest to configure (the Microcom farce QXV.32 was
the worst), and had best price/performance (our price
at the time was about $700).

I ended up buying a Multitech for home, and talk to
the Fastcomms at work (the Fastcomms are another excelelnt
choice, especially since they fit in those old Racal
racks everyone has laying around everywhere) with
no problems, as well as other Multitechs and unknown
modems across the country.

The Multitech is an excellent choice.

jms