Curt A Meyers ( snipped-for-privacy@hanneforth.ecn.purdue.edu) wrote: >> Check out under new products in the Analog Devices web page. >> They claim to have a chipset that can transmitt up to >> 8 Mbps over standard phone lines and 640 Kbps in a > > duplex operation...
Not a standard phone line per say. They are talking about ADSL > which should work on most pairs that don't go more then a couple miles from > the local CO. It also assumes that a high error rate for most applications > is acceptable. > Of course, I'd love to have my bell put this equipment in the > local CO and offer connections to some sort of ISP, but there are still > hurdles involving what type of connection do you have past the CO > and how much should they charge. Great technology, but the bells aren't > quite ready for it. > 73, > Shawn > KE4GHS
Not unheard of. There are aDSL users getting 20Mb/s if they're close to the CO.