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| subject: | Re: Creative Modem Blaster External |
-=> Quoting Colin Wheat to Meng-Shi Lim <=-
> Anyone using the Creative Labs Modem Blaster 28.8k External
> model?
CW> I think Ken McKay at 3:690/396 is running one (and he's not connecting
CW> to my netcomms very well at all apparently).
> I have seen this advertised at $100 less than RRP (ie
> at $299).
CW> There are multiple versions. The internal card is more expensive as it
CW> incorporates SB16 sound functions. With superior communications in
CW> mind, the last thing we want is 'combo' data/sound cards IMHO.
CW> What I'm wanting to know is; what chipset is this Modem Blaster using?
CW> Regards.
I have had personal experience with the Creative Phone Blaster.
It uses a Rockwell chip set.
But it was such a badly designed modem, with abysmal performance
and NO tech support help...... I have sent mine back to Creative
Pacific in Sydney for a REFUND.
The PnP sound card side of it worked flawlessly though. they got that
part of it correct.
Gareth....
gareth{at}worldlink.com.au
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