plain old telephone service (POTS)
POTS is a term sometimes used in discussion of new telephone technologies in which the question
of whether and how existing voice transmission for ordinary phone communication can be
accommodated. For example, Asymmetric Digital Subscriber
Line and Integrated
Services Digital Network connections provide some part of their channels for "plain old
telephone service" while providing most of their bandwidth for digital data transmission.
This was last updated in August 2000
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