Our new all in one has the new 33 point what ever speed modem in it, and I'll tell ya, as long as the other side has a chip to capture and store what we are sending, it moves at the speed of pages being scanned pretty much. It is one of the few things I really do like about our new HP. After seeing what a difference just this one feature makes in getting things out the door, I will never buy another faxing product that doesn't have one.
Like I am looking for a Brother probably to use for PC faxing so as to be able to stop wasting money on paper and ink, as well as stop killing so many trees. But which ever model I choose will have to have the new extra fast 33 speed modem.
The way I look at it, you still can't go much faster than either the scan of the pages or the other machine recieving it on the other side anyway, and mine has enough memory to scan the extra pages to hold and send out at the speed of the recieiving machine too. So when it's done scanning them in, I'm done anyway. And it's an AIO, so it serves a few purposes around the office at the same time. Not too bad from where I sit.
