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Broadband Questions

(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is broadband?
In the internet world, broadband refers to the process of sending and receiving information at very high speeds through a connection that is always on. With&nbs
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What are the different types of broadband?
There are different types of broadband internet access available but they depend on the location of the subscriber. The most commonly used form of broadband acc
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is DSL?
DSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line, which refers to the kind of technology that uses ordinary phone lines to send and receive information over the inte
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is cable?
A cable is used in broadband services and refers to the transfer of internet access to subscribers by cable television. Usually, a cable is made up of bundles o
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What are ADSL, IDSL, HDSL, and SDSL?
ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line, which has a data rate that ranges from 544 kbps up to 6.1 Mbps in downstream basis, while in upstream basis
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is a T-1 line?
A T-1 line is a line that comes directly from a telephone company to the place of a subscriber. Normally, a T-1 line is composed of 24 channels each working at
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Is DSL better than cable?
While cable can offer a faster connection than DSL, after your neighbors start getting cable too, it piles up and gets slower. Usually DSL is a better
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What are the top speeds for DSL, cable, and T-1?

Usually, the speed of internet DSL ranges from 768 Kbps up to 1,500 Kbps and can reach the top speed 25 times faster than a standard dial-up application.

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Why is distance so important with DSL?
The subject of distance in DSL is very important because it will be a factor in whether the subscriber can even get DSL and if so, what kind of internet sp
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is multiplexing?
Multiplexing is an optical or electronic method that combines a large amount of low-speed communication lines into one high-speed transmission line. By means of
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is an ISP?
An ISP or Internet Service Provider is a company that provides internet access to different users or subscribers. Small ISPs bring their services to subscribers
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is latency?
In networking, latency means the delay of packet data from one designated or original source to another point and back. In determining latency, it's measured by
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
What is bandwidth?

Bandwidth is the process by which a certain amount of data is passed through a communication channel in a specific time. In electronic transmission, bandwidt

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Do I still need an ISP if I get broadband?

Yes. Since broadband internet accesses have different types, an ISP is not needed anymore for cable service. Technically, cable companies have a group of com

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Do I need a separate phone line for broadband?
No. Obtaining broadband internet access doesn't require you to have a separate phone line installed in your home or office. With broadband service, you can use
Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Can I fax over broadband?
No, you cannot fax over a broadband connection; however, if you keep your regular telephone line, you can fax from your computer using fax software.

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Can I play games on broadband?
Online games are very popular. And in fact, a broadband connection is preferable to a dial-up connection to get the best play in online games.

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Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
How much does broadband cost?

Broadband internet is growing more and more popular, and many companies are opening as broadband internet providers. Because of growing demands for broadband

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Are there limits to how much I can download and upload with broadband?

Yes, there are different plans with different speeds. Depending on the plan, you can upload and download files in terms of kilobytes per second (Kps). You ca

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:16:10)
Will I need a new modem if I get broadband?

Yes. This is because your standard telephone modem cannot handle the speed and the different way broadband works.

Broadband modems also allow your c

Author: Brayden Eckles
Category: Communications - Broadband Questions
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