Please explain what you mean about "touching the switched network."
If you dial a phone number you are accessing what we call
the PSTN, or Public Switched Telephone Network.
We usually classify services as either switched or unswitched.
A T1 can be either depending on configuration. In a swit
Please explain what you mean about "touching the switched network." Do
you mean that T1 can be used for both data and POTS? If T1 costs 10 times
more than DSL or FIOS do I really want to make any effort to get T1
instead of sticking with POTS? Would using T1 for POTS save any money?
>Right, ex
Yes, I checked coverage for a bunch of carriers. Some have no coverage,
and some cover the towns and highways pretty well.
Tony B wrote:
I doubt large parts of Montana actually have any cell coverage. If
they're going camping, they'll need a satellite phone.
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Agreed. You can also search for coverage. Here's one interesting example:
http://cellphones.lovetoknow.com/Cell_Phone_Service_Area_Comparison
Richard P.
I doubt large parts of Montana actually have any cell coverage. If
they're going camping, they'll need a satellite phone.
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Thanks all,
With your advice and a bit of research, I've put together some good info
for them.
Jordan
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I basically agree.
The reason that you can get Business DSL or Business Cable is that there are
many businesses out there that don't offer downloads to customers, but need
to be able to do downloads, email, and other Internet access.
The thing about T1 nowadays is that you get 1.544 Mbps.
Long
Since I know Tony isn't a complete idiot, I was hoping he meant "BIOS" in
the first post, instead of "OS".
Cleary, no OS will load (which means copying code into RAM to execute)
without RAM.
But also, some motherboards could run off the ROM (EEPROM, whatever) that
the BIOS is in.
I have had mach
I doubt large parts of Montana actually have any cell coverage. If
they're going camping, they'll need a satellite phone.
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Another thing is to go to these companies websites and look over
their coverage map.
They will usually show you where they cover or allow you to put in a
zip code and determine coverage.
Not all cell phones offer the same coverage.
What works in your neck of the woods might not work so well
>Wal-mart has a selection also.
I have seen the greatest variety of pay-go phone options at WalMart.
Phones typically come with 10-15 minutes of air time included.
I would expect the best thing to do is buy the phone in Montana because
the phones sold in the store will probably have reasonable
http://www.engadget.com/2008/06/13/efix-wants-to-bring-osx86-to-the-masses/
A video preview.
Mike
On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 8:46 AM, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You should have capitalized "Real Soon Now". Or better yet, pointed
> out this is from the "I'll believe it when I see it" depar
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