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This is for Gary Wong, or anyone else who might have a T-series  
ThinkPad and know the answer.  
 
There are one or more (optional) V.90 or V.92 + 10/100 Ethernet combo  
cards available for these,  
where the modem portion is NOT a Win-modem, and OS/2 supports it.  
Could you i.d. for me the  
make and model(s) like this ?  (I think I'm talking about a built-in  
here, not something that's going  
to take up a PCMCIA option slot.)  The chipset too, if you know what  
it is.  
 
TIA.  
 
Jordan  
 
 
 
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