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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
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Subject: Amiga Modems
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Date: Thu, 11-Sep-86 14:17:59 EDT
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	I wouldn't bother with any 'amiga specific' modems..  There's nothing
special about a 'commodore' modem.  In fact, specialized modems are often years
behind in technology.  For instance, Commodore only recently introduced 1200
baud 'specialized' modems.  Even on-card modems for the ibm-pc have lagged 
behind stand-alones.

	I'll take a standalone 2400 baud modem, thank you, and as soon as
9600's become standardized, I'll take one of those to.

						-Matt