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Return To DSL Article Archive   High Speed Internet - DSL Advantages & Disadvantages By Frank Owen High Speed Internet Advantages DSL is just one of many ways to connect to the net. There are many advantages DSL has to offer other forms of Internet connection. One of the most obvious advantages is DSL offers a fast connection. Rather than wait hours for a document to download using dial up, with DSL you can download large files in just minutes. Here are some other advantages DSL has to offer high speed Internet fans: DSL allows you to use an open Internet connection and use your telephone line for phone calls at the same time. DSL speed is typically a lot faster than a traditional modem and doesnt require new wiring. In fact you can usually use the phone line you already have installed in your home to get DSL up and running. Most companies provide you with a DSL modem during installation as part of the DSL package. If you own your own business youll be able to upload and download large files much faster using a DSL connection. Disadvantages of DSL Of course, there are disadvantages to anything as is the case with DSL. While most users consider these disadvantages minor they are nonetheless worthy of note: The closer you are to the central office of the DSL provider the better your connection will work. Thus if you are located far away you may have more trouble connecting using your DSL line. Typically connection speeds are faster when receiving information and data than when sending data using a DSL connection. About the Author: Article by Frank Owen, visit his web site on high speed internet for more on high speed internet http://www.highspeedinternetchoice.com keywords: DSL | Broadband | Internet Aol Broadband

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