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A 32-bit extension of a 16-bit ISA slot. This architecture predated PCI and allowed users to break the bottleneck that occurred when the ISA bus slowed down graphics speed. It allowed speeds of up to 40MHz, compared to ISA's measly 8.3MHz. The fact that it had twice as many pins to transmit data helped out as well. VL-Bus was big on 486-66 machines when it first came out, but was quickly displaced by PCI. PCI cards have
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VLB - On Tue, 8 Jun 2004 16:53:00 -0400, "Andrew Manore" wrote:For almost three years, the USR Courier V.Everything 25mhz 2805/2806modems have been listed at http://www.usrobotics.com/v92/v-qualify.aspas having V.92 upgrades "coming soon". What's the deal? Is the chipsetinadequate to handle the V.92 code? Perhaps somebody forgot about theproject? Maybe they don't want expend the resources to finish it? Maybethey prefer we buy one of their newer modems instead?The Courier 3CP3453 got it's V.92 update in May of 2003, and all newCouriers are sold as V.92 capable. What are the fundamental hardwaredifferences between the new Couriers, and the 2805/2806 models ofseveral years ago?http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=bqlh505d1npv2mcr6ao7kd0sn4rt84h6oj%404ax.com&output=gplainIt's obviously not a priority. Why should it be? There is noincentive for them to make it one. Perhaps if someone does somethinglike a formal complaint to the BBB or some government agency - buteven then I wonder if it will be enough.Their packaging for the modems indicated that they would alwaysprovide a free upgrade to the latest standards. That's why thepromise remains on the v.92 page. Where they probably view their outis there may be no explicit promise on the packaging as to _when_ theywill provide the updates.Does someone have the packaging and manuals and can tell us what itexactly says? Perhaps someone would be willing to complain to theproper entity(ies) to get action.Gary E--|Gary A. Edelstein|edelsgNO@SPAMyahoo.com.invalid (remove NO SPAM and .invalid to reply)|"We have met the enemy and he is us." - Walt Kelly's Pogo
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