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From: nils@ooc.uva.nl (Nils Arbeitstein)
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Subject: Re: New AT&T Digital Answering Machine
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Date: 3 Apr 91 00:54:24 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 265, Message 8 of 12

The new machine is the "Digital Answering System 1337".  I saw one the
other day at the AT&T store.  My brochure states that it has seven
minutes of "total recording time".  It has an LED which shows the
number of messages received.  It looks very different from any other
answering machine I've seen, but I don't know how well it works.

One nice thing about a digital machine is that you can go directly to
a specific message without waiting for intervening messages to go by.
 

Jamie Cox  jcox@mlb.ess.harris.com  | Phone:           1 407 727 6397 (work) 
Harris Government Aerospace Systems,|                  1 407 723 7935 (home)
MS 19/4827, P.O. Box 94000,         | "Speaking only for myself."
Melbourne, Florida  USA