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From: arnold%audiofax.com@mathcs.emory.edu (Arnold Robbins)
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Subject: Re: Request Info Sources About ISDN
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In article <14447@accuvax.nwu.edu> holos0!wdh@gatech.edu (Weaver
Hickerson) writes:

>I'm interested in finding what types, if any, of AT bus hardware is
>available/in the works for ISDN, as well as simply learning more about
>the service.

At SuperComm '90 this past spring, AT&T had a huge "booth".  One of
the things they showed was an ISDN card for the AT bus.  So, I know it
exists.

However, my experience has been that AT&T is *SO* large that finding
someone who knows what you want so that you can order it is next to
impossible.

Good luck,

Arnold Robbins				AudioFAX, Inc.
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