Re: [Other] 10Mbps devices - obsolete?

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tschmidt Premium,MVM join:2000-11-12 Milford, NH ·Hollis Hosting ·Verizon Online DSL ·Fairpoint Communic..	reply to ckwhy Re: [Other] 10Mbps devices - obsolete? said by ckwhy : If the general direction of new switches are not going to support 10Mbps, then I will think about investing on more expensive 100Mbps-capable devices, although I doubt we'll ever use that kind of bandwidth. 10 Mbps UTP Ethernet will be around for a long time for the simple reason it does not cost extra to support but may result in a lost sale if backward compatibility is removed. /tom
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utahluge join:2004-10-14 Draper, UT ·Comcast	said by tschmidt : 10 Mbps UTP Ethernet will be around for a long time for the simple reason it does not cost extra to support but may result in a lost sale if backward compatibility is removed. When was the last time you looked at networking equipment above SOHO products?
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tschmidt Premium,MVM join:2000-11-12 Milford, NH ·Hollis Hosting ·Verizon Online DSL ·Fairpoint Communic.. 1 edit	said by utahluge : When was the last time you looked at networking equipment above SOHO products? What gear do you have in mind? 10 Mbps support seems pretty common but then I have not done an exhaustive search. If anything commercial space will be last bastion of 10 Mbps Ethernet, heck some companies are still using Thinwire. /tom
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