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• Plain old telephone service lines generally cannot be equipped with smartjacks.
• Using copper lines, the company offers plain old telephone service throughout its nine-state region.
• He made no mention of plain old telephone service.
• While VoIP is cheaper for long-distance calling, the quality still lags behind plain old telephone service.
• For plain old telephone service ( POTS ), carbon-microphone based telephones can still be used without modification.
• We have been in the business of providing plain old telephone service for more than 100 years,
• These are connected via POTS ( plain old telephone service ), lower delay and, at higher densities, lower cost.
• They are the non-MFVN Internet VoIP, Plain Old Telephone Service MFVN ( POTS ), MFVN Cable, MFVN DSL, and MFVN Fiber.
• They wanted to give some glamor to our telephones ( unceremoniously called POTS for Plain Old Telephone Service in the jargon ).
• And while those lines will provide millions of bits per second to avid gearheads, it'll be plain old telephone service that pays the freight.
• This is the reverse arrangement from standard plain old telephone service ( POTS ) lines for which the central office provides signaling and talk battery.
• Another example is the Whozz Calling series of Ethernet Link devices that obtain CID information from multiple POTS ( Plain old telephone service ) lines.
• The younger Li derives 91 percent of his revenue from what U . S . telephone executives affectionately call POTS _ plain old telephone service.
• FXO interfaces are also available for computers and networking equipment, to allow these to interact directly with plain old telephone service ( POTS ) systems.
• In regular DSL, a cable runs from the telephone switch to a piece of equipment called a Plain Old Telephone Service ( POTS ) splitter.
• These devices consist of a keyboard, display and modem that connects two or more of these devices using a dedicated wire or plain old telephone service.
• Users have a network device that converts optical signals to the signals used in building wiring, such as Ethernet and wired analogue plain old telephone service.
• Also digital systems crank out a whole lot more power than a POTS ( Plain Old Telephone Service ) line and modems get, in effect, electrocuted.
• Only four states-- Illinois, Maryland, New York and Washington-- have authorized rival companies to offer what industry executives call " POTS "-- plain old telephone service.
• Innovations in " plain old telephone service " are what they are looking for, and two area companies are among those aiming to meet the demand.