From:	Kelly Martin <kelly@*******.BLOOMINGTON.IN.US>
Subject:	Re: Some question on memory.
Date:	Tue, 12 Sep 1995 21:53:30 EST5

"Axel" == Axel Strack <strack@***.TU-FREIBERG.DE> writes:

Axel> If that`s true it could mean that the datajack has a broader
Axel> bandwidth than the chipjack which would account for the lower
Axel> transferspeed. But i`m only guessing ...

in general, the broader the bandwidth of a data channel the _faster_
you can jam data thru it. that's why ethernet is 10 megabits/second,
and a void phone line is at best some 20 kilobits/second: the phone
line is 22 kHz and the ethernet cable 20 MHz (or thereabouts).

k.
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