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> 	You can get 100Mbps Ethernet NIC for $35 today. If the ATM
> folks don't fool around with their hypes, we may see an inexpensive
> OC12 ATM NIC soon (I may be dreaming too soon). 

I haven't seen any sign of inexpensive 155 Mbps ATM NICs, why do you
think inexpensive 622 Mbps ones are coming soon?

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no