- X2
is a modem transmission scheme developed by UsRobotics (3COM) that is capable of achieving line
speeds up to 56 Kbps. This is done by schemes such as
V.42bis, to further increase
throughput. Because of the two conflicting standards of X2 and
KFlex,
a standard known as V.90 was developed to
converge the two standards into one.
See our modem standard page for additional
information about X2 and other technologies.
- X2 is also sometimes an abbreviation used for the Microsoft
XBox 2.
Also see: KFlex, Modem
definitions, Standard, V.90,
Xbox
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