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Subject: Re: External 2400
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Date: Sun, 8-Feb-87 10:53:00 EST
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/* Written  2:58 pm  Jan 24, 1987 by UH2@PSUVM.BITNET.UUCP in tiger.UUCP:comp.dcom.mode */
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AS usual, someone (including me) asks

>>Can anyone recommend a good 2400 baud modem?

BYTE had a seemingly thorough review that recommended the ATT and
MULTITECH modems.

lee
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If anyone wants source info on AT&T 4124 or other modems, send me 
unix mail at ihnp4!ocsmb!rvk.  I use a pool of AT&T 2224's, a higher
priced "industrial" strength version of the consumer products division
4124, and have found them just like the old 212A's; that is they work
without glitches and seem indestructible.

Ray Kellogg