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Old 14-02-2006, 13:36   #104
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Re: Check This Out - ntl 100Mbps

Theoretically USB 2.0 should be able to cope. I hope to [insert deity of your choice] that they don't go down that route though! It's only* 12.5Mbytes/second after all. Servers and modern workstations with gigabit ethernet connections can throw far more than that across the wires with no obvious detriment.

* cripes...how far we've come since 28800 baud analogue modems.
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