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> We retail the PC Arpeggio for the equiv. of nearly 1000 pounds, what
> a rip-off. Needless to say nobody buys them from us. I have been told
> Sonix no longer supports that product due to complications with drivers.
> All are sold as is.

Yes yes and yes. Current ISDN ta's tend to be dumb and thus far cheaper -
the PC arpeggio is old old tech and I wouldnt recommend it to any one, its
cheaper to buy a standalone router....

> What about these radio modems? What frequency? What range? What speed?
> What price?

I've got a few UK ones here from scarab (loaned for playing with), and there
is a metricom driver for US 900MHz stuff now. I don't know a lot about
the metricom. For high end there is of course the NCR(ex ATT(ex NCR))
wavelan.

Alan


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