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[QUOTE="keith500r, post: 265579, member: 24279"] find out whats available in your area, and ask them what speed they will guarentee. I found out charter advertises on their main site that speeds could be as high as 1.5mb, (around t1 speed) but when I asked them why my connection was so slow, the said they only offer 385kb burst rate. that means the best i will ever see is around 30K per second. thats about 6 times faster than a dialup modem. not bad, but i know people on a different cable network that have a 3 megabit burst rate. now that is fast. he can easily download 500K per second all day long. ususally its around $40 a month. DSL bandwidth is dedicated to your line, and not shared with anyone else. cable you are sharing with you neighbors, and at peak hours it may slow. sattelite is also available, and is similar to DSL. DSL works thru your phone, but doenst use your voice line. ie you can talk/surf at the same time, and the internet is always on as with cable/sattelite. sattelite is ususally the most expensive but you can get it anywhere. [/QUOTE]
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