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From: bjahn@wam.umd.edu (Guess ???     ),
University of Maryland at College Park

>I am wondering about the various 9600 modems. Escpecially the US Robotic
>modems. What is the difference between the USR v.32 modems and the HST modems?
>In general, what is the standard in 9600 modems, and is there much difference
>in int/ext modems beside personal preference?
>        What is difference between v32, v32.bis, v42, v42.bis and MNP5?
>What would be a good buy for a modem that won't be outdated or will be off
>standard in the future?
>        Thanks in advance!


All I know (others will have to fill in the blanks):

V.21:     CCITT standard for 300 bps modems.
V.22:     CCITT standard for 1200 bps modems.
V.22 bis: CCITT standard for 2400 bps modems.
V.32:     CCITT standard for 9600 bps modems.

MNPx:	  MNP = Microcom Networking Protocol, a modem error-correction
          protocol.

CCITT:  Consultative Committee International Telegraph and Telephone.
        An organization established by the United Nations to develop
        worldwide standards for communications technology.


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