Peter wrote:
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, guy keren wrote:
assuming no one develops new modems any longer (what for? 3rd-world
countries?), it's likely the same chips are used, and hence - the same
Right, this is way up there with '640k RAM should be enough for
everyone'. Rest assured that there are, and will be modems for non-PC
use for a LONG LONG time. And they were around before the PC. Most of
them are not super fast (56k) but there are certain things that just
won't work without them.
i think you have misinterpreted what i wrote. i did not say "they are
not in use". i said "new ones are not developed". this is for the simple
reason that the technology has got to its peak.
thus, modems sold today probably use the same chips that were used on
modems sold 4-5 years ago, and thus those would be likely to have drivers.
--guy
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