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3 total messages Started by Aaron Anderer - System Sun, 05 Jun 1994 01:00
ISDN stuff
#46
Author: Aaron Anderer - System
Date: Sun, 05 Jun 1994 01:00
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With all this ISDN service coming in the near future, is there enough cheap
ISDN equiptment for the PC to make using ISDN as easy as using a modem?
I know Hayes has an ISND terminal adapter, but it was up around $4-500? right?
If I can get this stuff cheap enough I'll put an ISDN line on my BBS

====================================// (home) aaron@spectrx.sbay.org  
Aaron Anderer, System Operator     //     (home) zygot!spectrx!aaron   
SPECTROX SYSTEMS +1 408 252 1005  //       (work) anderer@sigsci.com          
                                 //     (fingerable) aaron@tsoft.net
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Re: ISDN stuff
#48
Author: Steven Eric Rubin
Date: Sun, 05 Jun 1994 14:18
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In article <DZ0eNc1w165w@spectrx.sbay.org>,
Aaron Anderer - System <aaron@spectrx.sbay.org> wrote:
>With all this ISDN service coming in the near future, is there enough cheap
>ISDN equiptment for the PC to make using ISDN as easy as using a modem?
>I know Hayes has an ISND terminal adapter, but it was up around $4-500? right?
>If I can get this stuff cheap enough I'll put an ISDN line on my BBS
>

I remember reading somewhere that Hayes had special sysop 'deal' on ISDN 
boards.  You may want to give them a call and find out, if I remember correctly,
the number is 1-800-USA-HAYES (Yes, I know, with five letters, he's a sick boy).


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Steve Rubin 					          ser@anarky.tch.org
KARA-KLIV-KRTY/KSFO/KBAY-KKSJ	        		  ser@netcom.com	
Re: ISDN stuff
#47
Author: Laurence Chiu
Date: Sun, 05 Jun 1994 18:20
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In article <DZ0eNc1w165w@spectrx.sbay.org>, Aaron Anderer - Sys wrote:
>With all this ISDN service coming in the near future, is there enough cheap
>ISDN equiptment for the PC to make using ISDN as easy as using a modem?
>I know Hayes has an ISND terminal adapter, but it was up around $4-500? right?
>If I can get this stuff cheap enough I'll put an ISDN line on my BBS
>
>====================================// (home) aaron@spectrx.sbay.org
>Aaron Anderer, System Operator     //     (home) zygot!spectrx!aaron
>SPECTROX SYSTEMS +1 408 252 1005  //       (work) anderer@sigsci.com
>                                 //     (fingerable) aaron@tsoft.net
>                                //================================

I heard that NT1's have come down < $150 - is that cheap enough?
I am also looking to ISDN at home once the tariffs are approved and
my Internet provider can give me some idea of what rates he will be
charging.

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