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From: blood@aludra.usc.edu (Brian Blood)
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Subject: Re: New Hayes Modem
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Date: 25 Sep 90 03:28:18 GMT
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From blood Mon Sep 24 20:27:08 1990
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Well, I can tell you that I have the 2400 badubud modem that came with
the Prodigy Startup kit. I bought the kit for the modedm. The whole package was 
$140. Haven't even opened the Prodigy thing. Vbought this back in Feb.
I think the plus you are talikng about is something about supporting MNP?
Mine is the size of an AC adaptor and it really handy for transportability.
However lacks fulkl AT command set. (Tried an AT\s, modem settings, and got
an aerror msg). Anyways, I like enough. Althoug h it doesn't rellally
have any lights except for power and whtherether or not there is any tra
ffic. Check out what the moeddem supports before considering buying,. 
MNP5 woudlld be nice.
-Bri