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From: olmp@olgba.UUCP (Mike Pellatt)
Newsgroups: net.micro
Subject: Re: Re: Re: 68000 Laptop portables with networking
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Date: Sat, 14-Sep-85 07:50:03 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep 14 07:50:03 1985
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> If you want to take it that far.......How about a modem somehow attached
> to the portable part of a cordless phone, or maybe one of these "cellular
> telephone systems" that they are advertising these days. Does anyone know
> whether the signal quality would be high enough for reasonable transfer
> rates with a reasonable error rate?
> 
> 
> Rick Sellens

   I know for a fact that this is being implemented on the U.K. cellular
radio systems by both Racal-Vodafone and Cellnet (the B.T. system). The
rumours in the computing press said that each system was proposing 
different error-correction standards. Anyone know anything more about
this ????

-- 
Mike Pellatt, Software Support, AT&T Computer Division, British Olivetti Ltd.,
Wellington House, 154-160 Upper Richmond Road, LONDON, SW15 2FN.
Tel: (+44) 1 789 6699	Telefax: (+44) 1 874 3014	Telex:27258
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