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[thekidd] 06/9/2003 08:34

drpjst......great post many thanks
TK

[drpjst] 05/9/2003 08:25

From Futures and Commodity Market News:

Sep 02, 2003 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- ITU Telecom World 2003, Geneva, stand number 2261, UK Pavilion -- A recurrent issue for telecom carriers planning the rollout of broadband services over existing copper subscriber lines is the high infrastructure costs of the DSLAM equipment needed in each local exchange. This can make it uneconomic for a carrier to launch broadband services until customer demand in a certain exchange area reaches a critical mass. The result is broadband 'black spots', disappointed would-be broadband customers, and missed revenues for the carrier.

Telspec, the UK-based independent telecommunications company, is launching at Telecom World a family of Digital Subscriber Line systems aimed at overcoming this problem, and making it economic for carriers to launch broadband-over-copper services even in areas where customer demand is initially low.

The company's TelMax family of Digital Subscriber Line systems has a much lower entry price than a traditional DSLAM - in most cases the starting cost is just ten per cent of a DSLAM cost. TelMax systems are scaleable, so they can keep pace with growing market demand for broadband simply by adding new shelves and circuit cards.

"The TelMax family of systems has altered the economics of broadband introduction," says Magnus Braxell, CEO of Telspec. "It allows carriers to launch broadband services more evenly across the network, even where demand is relatively low.

"It's a very fast and cost-effective way for a carrier to roll out broadband, whether as a way of addressing broadband 'black spots', or simply getting started with broadband services in national networks where there is not yet established ADSL infrastructure. And, of course, the low entry cost coupled with the revenue-earning potential of higher-bandwidth services combine to give very short payback periods." The TelMax system architecture has been designed to provide a high degree of interchangeability, allowing different types of DSL technology to be applied to different subscriber lines, simply by using different cards in the equipment shelf.

DSL services currently available in the TelMax system include: ADSL; g.SHDSL; VPNs; Lan Extension Services; IPVPNs; E1 Extenders; POTS; ISDN and Pair Gain.

Summary of the new TelMax products being launched at Geneva TelMax IP: Multiple PSTN (POTS) Services up to 768Kbps always-on Internet access The TelMax IP system enhances an existing copper pair to give a subscriber multiple analog telephone (POTS) lines and an 'always-on' Ethernet bridge between the customer premises and the central office equipment at data rates up to 768kbps. Extender range (5.5km) is achievable with repeaters. TelMax IP is a cost-effective solution for SOHO/SME customers requiring multiple POTS lines in addition to VPN.

Telmax A: POTS plus always-on internet TelMax A uses Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) technology to provide subscribers simultaneous telephony and an always-on data connection of up to 8Mbit/s.

TelMax X: Single, Dual or Quad Pair g.shdsl systems TelMax X uses g.SHDSL (Symmetric High-speed DSL) technology to provide up to 2.3Mbps bandwidth over long distances, main applications are for VPN and leased lines. E1, Ethernet, X.21 and V.35 interface options are available.

Two other new access systems being launched at Geneva, but not part of the TelMax family are: TelEFM: Fibre-quality without the fibre TelEFM is an Ethernet in the First Mile solution that 'bonds' multiple copper pairs together to offer up to 67Mbps fibre-quality transmission rates.

Typical applications include Transparent LAN services, Broadcast Video, DSLAM backhaul, Storage Applications and Metro Ethernet Extension.

TelMedia: carrier-class VDSL system for streetside use TelMedia is a carrier-class system using VDSL technology to provide a bandwidth of up to 70Mbps downstream and 30Mbps upstream over short distances up to 1.5km. Designed for installation in either street cabinet or pole top, the equipment is designed to meet harsh environmental specifications. A TelMedia system can also be installed in a building, for multi-tenant applications.

About Telspec

Telspec will be exibiting at ITU Telecom World 2003, Geneva, stand number 2261, UK Pavillion.

Telspec plc (London Stock Exchange: TSP) is one of the UK's largest independent communications equipment suppliers. Founded in 1975, today the company employs more than 300 people at its headquarters and R&D centre in Rochester, Kent, and its manufacturing plant in Perth, Scotland. Telspec develops, manufactures and supplies specialised communications systems and solutions for use in networks that carry Internet and telephony services. These include specialised switching and service nodes for the base network as well as access and customer premises systems for voice and high-speed Internet services. Telspec has products in service with customers in more than 35 countries.

CONTACT: Jeff May, Telspec Sales and Marketing Director Tel: [phone] Helen Brockett/Jennifer Janson, Roger Staton Associates Tel: [phone] WWW:

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[davidhel] 04/9/2003 19:45

Int results 26-Sep-03

[nmitra] 25/8/2003 19:37

figures soon.... when?

[multimillionaire] 25/8/2003 19:35

figures soon...fingers crossed...

[currypata kai] 20/8/2003 09:51

Thanks-It was just crazy that this was not going up with the rest of the telecom sector-despite having so much cash...I also like het which I bought some time ago on recommendation of investors chronicle,results soon and moving up...but difficult to get and also presumably sell stock so a risky one.

[matthewa] 20/8/2003 08:21

Currypata Kai - Cracking Call Cheers for posting it on Premuim bb. YOuve called some good ones recentyly.

[philut] 19/8/2003 14:14

Thanks for that.

[volsung] 19/8/2003 14:03

Daily Express Citywire today mentioned upbeat expectations for results.

[apsoo] 18/8/2003 14:02

multi

Thank yooooooooooooo!!!!!!!
Went for it at 24p before any of you replied.

[multimillionaire] 18/8/2003 13:40

im keen...

[apsoo] 18/8/2003 13:14

Are this still worth buying ?

[risk investor] 18/8/2003 13:04

bit quiet here

[currypata kai] 18/8/2003 12:41

this is starting to move.....slowly but surely

[currypata kai] 11/8/2003 23:00

just put in an order for 100k of these.limit 23p

[argy2] 11/8/2003 12:35

MMs must have a seller on tow.

[currypata kai] 11/8/2003 12:13

got them at 23p.in my view these are cheap

[ukwedfav] 05/8/2003 08:13

Anyone have any news on this company?

[gain] 23/7/2003 10:21

Times says rumours of big contracts for TSP

[superbigal] 22/7/2003 12:05

New BT homehighway due to be released imminently by BT.
Dont know if any news on BT.COM

[nellyb] 22/7/2003 09:39

anyone know why the mark-up today?