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echo: aust_modem
to: Bill Grimsley
from: Trev Roydhouse
date: 1996-07-29 23:18:00
subject: Re: Overseas connect

> TR> I note the Viper's now selling for $299 (external).  



 > Damn good price.  Is that 28k8 V.34 or 33k6 V.34+ ?  



V34, add $25 for V34+ (plus $10 freight if you're not local).  



Or simply buy the new external Spirit Cobra for $399 (some places are
offering it for $299 with a $100 tradein on any faxmodem) and gain voice as
well as V34+.  



 > TR> Cheapest USR Courier I've seen is ~$500.  



 > Closer to ~$400 now.  



The distributor's "corporate" discount price is ~$500 according
to their latest price list (actually listed at $475 incl. tax but they've
miscalculated the sales tax :-).  



 > It's probably also worth 

 > pointing out that my first V.32bis modem cost me over 

 > A$1000 (as presumably, did yours), so $400 for a 

 > Courier sounds fairly trivial in comparison.  



Ouch! My first and only V32bis modem - Spirit II - cost me just $650.  



My original TR-100 PEP Trailblazer on the other hand cost a cool $2,100,
followed by a Netcomm M5 V32 modem at $1,000.  



TREV.





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