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Home » U.S. Robotics Offers 5X Acceleration Service for 56K Modems

U.S. Robotics Offers 5X Acceleration Service for 56K Modems

April 21, 2003
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U.S. Robotics will bundle Propel Software’s Propel Accelerator 3.0 software and service with its line of analog modems, enabling dial-up users to browse at speeds up to 5x faster than before, according to the companies. Propel Accelerator is a subscription-based service that works with existing ISPs. Propel Accelerator speeds up the delivery of Web pages by using compression algorithms, caching and
proprietary techniques to create “persistent connections” that eliminate the constant opening and closing of TCP/IP flows. The Propel Acceleration Service will be available to U.S. Robotics customers at an MSRP of $7.95 per month, or $59.95 per year, in early June 2003.
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  • In November, Propel Software announced a distribution deal with Earthlink.
  • Propel Software is headed by Steve Kirsch, who previously founded Infoseek Corporation (acquired by Disney).

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