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Old 01-07-2004, 17:17   #7
SMHarman
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Re: Recommend me a good dial-up ISP

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Originally Posted by towny
<snip>And is it worth considering ISDN as a halfway house to broadband? My home computer is a G3 iMac with a built-in v90 modem that I never thought I'd need again!
I'd have to say yes to the ISDN, but that reduces your choice of ISP. You get the benefit of dial up and a telephone line that is not in use at the same time, you can bond the two lines when you get a big mac update if there are such things.

Dial up is silent and quick compared to the beep beep beep squeal squeal of analogue, and it runs at a true 64k all the time, the compression technology in a v90 modem means the speed drops off on bigger downloads.
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