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Integrated Systems Digital Network (ISDN) has been poised to be the
"next revolution" in telecommunications for some 15 years now.  
January 10th at 6:30 PM will be your change to take a look into the
technology.  The Phoenix PC Users Group and US West will be conducting
a free meeting on ISDN at the US West Labs, 5090 N 40th Street in
Phoenix (that�s just north of Camelback Road).

ISDN deals with digital transmission of information over existing
telephone lines. Unlike using a modem, which converts the digital
language of computers into sounds before the data is transmitted, ISDN
is completely digital from end to end.

At this presentation, we will be looking at:

*  What is ISDN, and how does it differ from regular telephone   
   communications
*  What equipment is needed
*  How does ISDN work (an overview)
*  Where is ISDN available
*  How much does ISDN service cost
*  Just how fast is ISDN
*  How can I use ISDN
*  Connecting to the Internet via ISDN

Ray Moore, president of the Phoenix PC Users Group has been using ISDN
for the past several months, and will be sharing some insights and
horror stories with the audience.

Who Should Attend 
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This meeting is targeted at power users of computers, consultants,
system administrators and MIS personnel. While the meeting will not
delve into the inner workings of ISDN, it will deal with some topics
that may be beyond the beginning computer user. 

If you would like to attend this even, please send e-mail to
register@phoenixpcug.org or call the group�s voice mail system at
(602) 222-8511 and leave your name and number in box 120.  R.S.V.P. by
January 8, 1996.

If you've had a question about ISDN, please include it with your
e-mail or your voice mail. We will try to make sure you get an answer
at the seminar.