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In message <199607060155.PAA28087@pegasus.com>you write:
>Cable has a good chance of blowing ISDN away.  Much faster and cheaper.  And
>it will be available in many places this year.  More, next.
>
>Keep your eye on the cable companies.
>
>
>Richard

Cable is a pain.  It works only one way.  If you want to send a large file
you still have to go slow.  And, you still need to be a member of a ISP
as you can't write to cable, from what I've read.

Jacob