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An '''Integrated Services Data Network''' ('''ISDN''') is a 64[[Kbps]] [[data]] circuit, recently fallen out of popular use for home users in connecting to the [[internet]], it has advantages in point to point use. It was once the [[phone]] company's plan to offer digital services.
 
An '''Integrated Services Data Network''' ('''ISDN''') is a 64[[Kbps]] [[data]] circuit, recently fallen out of popular use for home users in connecting to the [[internet]], it has advantages in point to point use. It was once the [[phone]] company's plan to offer digital services.
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* [[Internet]]
 
  
 
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Revision as of 17:01, May 24, 2010

An Integrated Services Data Network (ISDN) is a 64Kbps data circuit, recently fallen out of popular use for home users in connecting to the internet, it has advantages in point to point use. It was once the phone company's plan to offer digital services.