PE> However, the modem in ANSWER mode is what is most important in this
PE> case, and I have no data on how the Netcomm fares in answer
PE> mode, except for the tests done by the ISP I know.

db> Mind sharing the data with those assembled and present?

Basically the Netcomm was a rock-solid modem, both at allowing
other brands to connect, and holding a connect.  The USR
suffered from dropouts, both with other USR's and other modems.
The Netcomm + USR were both superior with their V42bis transfers
because of their 16-bit DSP (or something) on compressed files.

In short, he said the USR is not a $200 better modem.  It is not
even a better modem.  BFN.  Paul.
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