My Reply follows quote. On 17/05/2004 14:49 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >That was a Global Village modem--they were somewhat popular with Apple >IIGS folk too, tho some people found that their ADB port (where the modem >plugged in) didn't always have enough "oomph" to power both the modem and >the mouse. The ADB plug had a piggyback connector as a pass-thru to let >you connect your mouse/keyboard. > >I don't have one to give the model # but I did use one for a short period >of time. I think it was a 14.4--I don't recall it being 28.8 but I could >be wrong on that score. > >Later.................Howard ---------- I believe there were several manufacturers of these types of modems. I have a couple, one type by Global Village, another by Diamond.
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