You did not list: 19200, 38400, ... 19200 is very common.

I think the 14.4 and 28.8 modems has 'caused' this effect, and they are
caused by limitations of the technology at the time :-)

David

James Newton, Host wrote:

>Why is each higher baud rate twice as fast until 14.4K which is only 1.5
>times faster than 9600?
>
>115,200
> 57,600
> 28,800
> 14,400
>    ?
>  9,600
>  4,800
>  2,400
>  1,200
>    600
>    300
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