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With details covering the evolution of digital transmission methods, this reference guide to Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Lines (ADSL) discusses the latter's applications such as fast Internet access, entertainment video, telecommuting, video conferencing and enhanced telephony. No library descriptions found. |
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A perfect example of why the telcos have nothing useful to contribute to the world of technology.
This book is long paean to the joys of circuit switching, with barely a nod to the realities of the internet, and written in 1998 for god's sake.
I was hoping that there'd be something about the signal processing inherent in getting DSL to work, but none of that. (