On 07 Oct 96, John Piper wrote to Paul Wankadia --



 PW> So I'd go for the Courier over the V.everything then?

 JP> The USR Courier *is* the V.Everything.



As I've been told.



 PW> BTW what ISDN modems are there available in Australia?

 JP> NetComm recently released one, although I knew about it three months ago



How much does Telstra charge for ISDN?  How much is that NetComm modem?



 PW> Has the V.34+ standard been ratified by the ITU-T yet, cuz there sure

 PW> are a lot of 33.6Kbps modems coming out now!

 JP> The Dynalink V.34+ modem is essentially a rebadged V.34+ USR Sportster.



But just a tad cheaper, eh? :)



 JP> I believe NetComm's 33.6k code is its own. If I'm wrong about this, I

 JP> would appreciate correct information.



So NetComm's "V.34+" is different/incompatible with USR's
"V.34+" ???



 JP> There won't be a V.34+; it's basically nothing more than an extension

 JP> to V.34, and it will be listed as such (to the best of my knowledge).



Will this "extension" be ratified by the ITU-T then?



Chow.



Junyer Hakker.



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