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Re: What was the highest baud modem Apple ever offered to work with



shack@onyx.southwind.net (Randy Shackelford) writes:
: Denis Fafard (denisf@ersys.edmonton.ab.ca) wrote:
: : rogtha@delphi.com writes:
: 
: : > I've only seen 1200 bauds that were meant to go with IIe's, but is there
: : > anything else?
: 
: : Sure, there are 2400, 9600, 14400, and even 28800!!!  Of course I'm 
: : talking about external modems.  I don't remember if there was anything 
: : faster than a 9600 possibly for internal modems on the //e.
: 
: Uh, pay attention n' stuff. Apple never offered more than the Modem 1200
: and Personal Modem, which also ran at 1200, for use with II's. The fastest
: Apple modem I ever heard of was a 9600 Mac fax modem which I expect never sold 
: worth a hoot. That is until internal powerbook modems came out. I think that 
: was what the original poster was asking since I'll give him credit for knowing
: that non Apple modems work with II's dandily.
: -- 
: Randy Shackelford                                 I was internet
: shack@southwind.net                               when internet wasn't cool
Apple did produce a 2400 bps modem that was external.  These are widely
used at WSU.  Most of them are being replaced now that we are wiring the
last few buildings for ethernet.  I think they are Apple Personal Modem
2400's but I could be wrong.  I was shocked the first time I saw one, as
I didn't know that they existed.
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