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Re: PBXs
Keith Doxey wrote:
>Hi Calum,
>
>At work we are only using fibre for the main links between buildings.
>Everything within buildings is CAT5. Technology is constantly pushing
the
>boundaries of copper.
>
but not as fast as it pushes it for fibre
>A few years ago 9600 baud was about the limit for a
>telephone line. Now they carry ADSL at > 2Mbit.
>
I'm sorry, but I really don't find that impressive. I've got no doubt it
will increase further, my friend has worked on fractal compression [on
fibre, but it could be applied to any medium] with some stunning results
... it could increase copper bandwidth to 100mbs easily. But I still
don't find that impressive as it still restricts the way I want to work
and the functioanlity I can design/implement.
>Fibre will have its uses, but I personally dont believe it has any
place in
>the home.
>
Finally someone giving their opinion rather than making a statement
based on incorrect fatcs :-)
Calum
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