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Re: USR PCI or ISA

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From: The Maus
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 00:00
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One reason I've heard is that a modem doesn't need the strength of a PCI
bus. When something has to be developed for a new bus, it costs money. It
took a couple of years to work out how to make a PCI sound card. But with
surround sound and the like, these are said to be worth it. Intel is making
a move to get rid of the ISA bus by 1999 (ha) soI imagine we'll see some PCI
modems in about 12 months...

Graham Cooper wrote in message ...
>
>>ISA. I don't know of any PCI modems (yet)
>>
>
>
>Can anyone tell me why there are no PCI modems yet? Is it a tech reason
>why not? I have 2 spare PCI slots and all my ISA ones are full.. Sigh..
>--
>Graham Cooper
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From: "The Maus" <*morsed@is2.nyu.edu>
Subject: Re: USR PCI or ISA
Date: 1998/04/01
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