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I seem to recall in the US, there was a narrow window of time where ISDN was interesting - one of my parents had an ISDN connection to their office installed in
by ac29 6y ago
I seem to recall in the US, there was a narrow window of time where ISDN was interesting - one of my parents had an ISDN connection to their office installed in our house. Within a couple years, the vastly faster ADSL became available followed shortly thereafter by cable internet.
- toast0 6y agoIIRC, in California, ISDN only had a per minute tarrif (which would run at 2x if you used both B channels) and you usually had to pay your ISP more too, although I heard after 56k modems were widely deployed, you could use one B channel and usually get a 64k (both ways) connection for regular dialup cost.