Some of the most
likely causes for the
increased demand for
ISDN connections are
the wider acceptance
of fax machines for
private use, the need
to have several telephone
lines available,
and, of course, the
widespread use of the
Internet as a global
medium. What is
ISDN, what does the
system offer, and for
whom is it useful? In
this article we examine
the history and
technical features of
an ISDN connection.
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