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> > Do you know if they have a model with X-Jack-like capability? I'm still > > not fond of the dongle-thingy idea for the phone cord... > > It uses a dongle. I don't like the XJacks -- I was always fearful it > would break. Different strokes . . . In defense of the dongle camp: I have had three Xjacks and two had problems. I had a Hayes Xjack and it would no longer stay in. I returned it for another that worked fine till I sold it. Then I beta tested a MHz 33.6 Xjack model that got the head of a phone cord stuck in it. After trying to get it out normally, I had to really yank on it which bent the pins. MHz recognized it was a problem and replaced it. In their defense they said newer models had a solution for the problem. Another nit about the Xjacks: Because of the orientation of the cable it interferes with some other PCMCIA cards I use. I like to use two cards at one time. Like I said "different strokes for different folks." I have no interest in igniting something akin to the OS wars, I just don't prefer the Xjacks. After getting my MHz model after the Beta test for free, I sold it and bought a dongle version.