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The July 31, 2002 Issue
Provided by System Dynamics Inc.
Pictures From This Issue
Screen shot of Rhapsody service
Screenshot of Rhapsody user interface. Library and playlist are on the left, and search and album information on the right.
Photos from visit with Next Level
NLC Residential Gateway - poster on the wall at HQ
Sandy and NLC's Geoff Burke in front of rack of equipment
VDSL diagram from Qwest's Website
Photos from visit with Advanced Broadband's Monroe, NJ location
Their techical plans and implementation are managed by Mike Zammit, formerly with Telcordia.
While the community is under construction, the video and high speed data services all operate thru equipment in this on-site trailer.
Toll Brothers builds luxury homes in 21 states
All photos ©2002 BroadbandHomeCentral.com
Product photos courtesy of vendors
Asoka's PlugLink HomePlug-Ethernet bridge
Cogency Piranha HomePlug chip set on a board
Cogency USB-HomePlug Wall Adapter reference design
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