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> Is DSL right for me?
> 5 things to know before you buy
> DSL is cheaper than dial-up
> Why buy online?
> DSL vs. Cable vs. Satellite
> Is it guaranteed?
> Tell me about Alset
> What about my privacy?
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Here's why DSL may be good option for you:
Speed - DSL service can be up to 50 times faster than a typical 56k modem connection. With DSL service, video and net radio stream effortlessly; MP3s, documents and software download in seconds. Your online experience is a pleasure instead of a big waiting game.
No busy signals Though DSL (specifically ADSL) works through your existing phone line, it uses a different frequency spectrum. This means you can still get all your phone calls without having a second line installed.
Always on No more dialing-up on a modem every time you want Internet access. It's quick, reliable and simple.
Perfect for games - DSL technology is a boon to all you gamers out there. Its greatly reduced transmission delay makes real-time gaming over the Internet a reality.
Consistently fast - One big sticking point with cable modems: the more people logged on, the slower the service. And, as applications become more bandwidth-intensive, this problem will only increase.
Secure With a cable modem, data packets sent to your computer are also sent to every nearby subscriber's home or office potentially leaving you open to hackers, eavesdroppers, service theft and other security breaches. DSL uses a single dedicated line between you and your service provider something to think about if you shop, bank or pay bills online.
Installation is now easier than ever - Most people now install DSL themselves, a marked turnaround from the early days of hooking up DSL service.
