Dean Lachan wrote in a message to Gene Lowry:
 GL> Nothing weird there Nam, 31K2 is a perfectly valid V.34
 GL> connect speed.
 DL> Actually, the way I understood it, was the original V.34 was up to
 DL> 28.8K, while V.34bis was up to 33.6K.
There is/was no V.34bis, Dean.  You're correct that the original spec only 
included speeds up to 28.8K.  USR called their extended implementation V.34+ 
until the ITU-T amended the V.34 spec to include 31.2K and 33.6K.  So all the 
way up to 33.6K, it's just V.34 now.
                                   - Bob
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