Kerry Sanders wrote in a message to BOB JUGE:

BJ> Yup - that's the beauty of the I-Modem.  On one of the two B channel
BJ> ISDN BRI, it can answer/originate analog/digital adaptively.  The ot
BJ> channel can be used (via the RJ-11 POTS jack) for another analog dev
BJ> (modem/phone, etc).

 KS> What's the going rate for the I-Modem now?  I have been very
 KS> interested  in getting an ISDN line, because 28800 just isn't fast
 KS> enough for me on  the Internet anymore.  :)

I haven't seen them advertised, but I think street price on the Internal is
slightly under $600.  It's available on the USR sysop program for $399. 
The external (which I would recommend since the Internal doesn't supply
ring voltage to its POTS jack) is $50 more on the sysop program.

 KS> I have also heard about the ISDN modem that USR purchased which is 
 KS> marketed as a Sportster.  Do you know anything about this one? 

The Sportster ISDN 128k - it's a more conventional TA, like a Motorola
Bitsurfer - but it doesn;'t have the built-in analog capability of the
I-Modem.

                                   - Bob
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