>If this pans out, the possibilities are staggering. I assume that Sprint is
>using ADSL technology in some new incarnation.
actually, based on a quick scan of the features list, it looks like
standard ISDN technology.
IIRC, the full voice/data/fax thing requires a box coming out of the wall
that amounts to an ISDN router, and all your active components (the phone,
modem & fax) have to know how to speak the appropriate protocol. of
course, it's probably been two years since the last time i looked at the
relevant specs, so i can hardly claim to speak with authority.
at that time, the boxes were all pricey ($1K+ total investment), but if
Moore's Law has held for that tech sector, they should be a lot easier on
the wallet by now.
mike stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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