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Keep in mind, folks - two different 56k standards. Be sure to buy the one that'll work with whoever you're thinking of calling. They both can, of course, step down to 33.6, so it shouldn't be too big a hit if it doesn't; I, myself, would probably just go with a 33.6, 'cause it's unlikely you'll ever see true 56k throughput. Just my $.02 worth... Ken Friedrich Huebler wrote: > > Take a look at the IBM 56K PC Card Modem Kit. This modem is identical to > the U.S. Robotics XJ 1560 and sells for less, at least in the United > States. When I bought mine a few months ago the XJ 1560 cost $250 while the > IBM modem cost $200. > > Friedrich Huebler > > Rune Floberghagen wrote: > > > Having purchased a ThinkPad 380 ED I am now looking for a high-quality > > PCMCIA modem for use with a standard telephone line (cellular use not > > required). My mind is set on 56 kbps modems which should be available at > > around 200 USD.