DSL
...nd Cable. There are man times of DSL available right now. DSL has more advantages than disadvantages compare to cable. (Source: http://www-personal.umd.umich.edu/~mtroost/typesdsl.html#topofpage) DSL Advantages: ľ Uninterrupted and Fast Users are able to avoid long response times to download graphics, video/audio clips, etc. The response time for most Internet activity will seem instantaneous and without interruption to the users. ľ Flexible By using DSL technology, people can use the same phone line to make and receive phone calls while online. Prior to deployment of DSL technology, customers had to add a second phone line to their homes or business to be able to perform these functions. ľ Totally Digital DSL converts analog telephone lines into digital lines by adding a line-interface device at the central office side of the link, and a DSL modem at the subscriber's home/office. Customers must also subscribe to DSL service from their telephone service provider. With DSL technology, dial-up sequences, logging-in procedures and busy signals that were typical with an analog modem connection are eliminated. ľ Always On Continuous connections are there without constantly dialing. This continuous connection eliminates disconnections due to line inactivity and the time to re-dial and log back on to the Internet. ľ Low Cost DSL technology is cost-effectively embedded in the switches and digital loop carrier (DLC) systems of many telephone companies. ľ Easy Installation DSL will operate at up to 30 times faster than to...