ML> TW> It's on it's way. I just rembembered also that it is Upgradable to
ML> TW> v.92. It presently is a v.90. But about the only difference is that
ML> TW> the upload speed is a little more on the v.92 model. But a lot of
ML> TW> the dial up ISP's didn't upgrade to v.92 so even if you do the
ML> TW> upgrade you may not gqaion anything.

ML>FWIW: v.92 is little more than "memory" in the modem that
remembers the spee
ML>and connection settings associated with a called number... when that number
ML>called again, those speed and connection settings are used to start with...
ML>this generally knocks the negotiation time down to a few seconds... if the
ML>stored info doesn't get a good connect, then a total negotiation phase is
ML>initiated and you get the old-style long squealing sessions...

 Don't know where you get yuor Information but the V.92 Speciufi9catio
 nand the USR web site clains INCREASED Upload speed. They pulled a
 little more 'black magic" and found soe additional; bandwidth i nthe4
 v092 modems. The v-90 modems are capable of 31.2 kbps up load speed.
 The v.92 upload speed is 48 kbps. Alkso there is a way that you can
 set the Upload/download speeds to be Equal, approx 50.5 kpbs up/down.
 Very nice for those stucl with a POTS line and need to do more then
 the typical ammount uploading.

That is a little more then JUST a quick connect feature.
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