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LATIC is the world's FIRST Internet-based, phone-to-phone and fax communications gateway server that gives anyone with an ordinary touchtone telephone and standard fax machine the ability to benefit from LATIC's breakthrough internet technology.

      •   High Quality
      •   Lower Costs
      •   Carrier Grade Scalability
      •   Real Time Fax!

LATNET Gateway Servers are Ideal for:

      •    International & Domestic Carriers
      •    Resellers
      •    ISPs
      •    Entrepreneurs
      •    Corporate Network Managers

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For more information please email to: mpitts@latic.com or call us at (301)990-8799

With LATIC's new LATNET Gateway Server, anyone who operates a corporate intranet or public shared network can send high-quality voice and facsimile traffic over any type of IP network.

That's because LATNET turns your voice and fax traffic into IP-conditioned packets of data and uses revolutionary new compression and protocol technologies that deliver greater bandwidth efficiency and higher quality than ever before. What's more, LATNET can be integrated into any existing LAN/WAN or carrier network.

Companies that want to integrate voice and fax traffic over existing IP facilities can virtually eliminate costs associated with transporting intra-company calls over separate voice networks. Carriers or resellers will find IP-based voice ideal for entering new markets with a low-cost infrastructure. More importantly, it represents an unprecedented new way to offer a distinctly different service tier to customers in existing markets.

LATNET Gateway servers are uniquely designed for T-1 scalability. LATNET® 120 delivers 12 access lines, and needs only 128 Kbps of Internet bandwidth. LATNET® 240 delivers full T-1 access (24 lines) and needs an unprecedented 256 Kbps of Internet bandwidth.

Most importantly, your customers will not notice any difference in quality or usability. Callers continue to use existing touch-tone telephones and fax machines. Dialing patterns are unchanged.