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ADSL & ISDN (was: The Christmas meet....)
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- Subject: ADSL & ISDN (was: The Christmas meet....)
- From: Primoz Gabrijelcic <gabr@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 13:53:35 +0100
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> - BT are strongly mis-representing ADSL, some of their literature
> descibes it as an "upgrade" to ISDN. It patently isn't -
it's a
> complementary product aimed at meeting different needs.
Actually, ADSL and ISDN can happily coexist on one line. You can have
analog+ADSL or ISDN+ADSL. It all depends on your telco provider and how it
markets and what it offers. Usually (at least here in central Europe),
telecoms first introcude ADSL as add-on for analog lines and start selling
ADSL for ISDN lines only a few months later.
If I understand correctly - BT only offers ADSL on analog lines? Then this
is a marketing, not a technological decision.
Best regards,
Primoz
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