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Article #56Re: The new 56K standard is SET!!!! It is called V.pcm
From: Sony Lin
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 00:00
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I am sorry, but the New protocol is set to call V.pcm! and they haven't signed the contract, a meeting will be held beginning 26th of Jan in Geneva. They are aim to release the first one in May, but we will see! >Call me skeptical. The term v.pcm has been used to describe the >work for a *long* time. I doubt the term will live in the >"recommendation". I'd bet more on v.36 or some such. Other than >that I do believe the process is all but complete. From what >I've heard it will be very much X2-like. There is better >information over on comp.dcom.modems though. That is really >where the discussion belongs anyway. > >---- > Keith > > >
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