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DSL Comparisons, DSL Providers, ADSL, Wireless Internet, Broadband and High Speed InternetTue, 07 Sep 2010 14:21:45 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2hourly1By: TheProfessor
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TheProfessorTue, 29 Sep 2009 01:24:51 +0000http://www.DSL-e.com/blog/broadband/187/what-is-a-t1-internet-connection-and-how-do-i-get-one/#comment-129DSL Feedback: A T1 connection is a 24-channel circuit providing an internet connection straight from the providers backbone. This makes a T1 line a very stable and reliable broadband connection. The speed is generally around 1.5 MBPS. The cost is around 200-250 per month depending on the carrier. A T-1 line is generally good for a small business or 25-40 or so connections. Probably a bit more than you need into a home. A big advantage if you are maintaining a large graphics oriented web site, for instance, is that uploads and downloads generally run at the same speed.DSL Feedback: A T1 connection is a 24-channel circuit providing an internet connection straight from the providers backbone. This makes a T1 line a very stable and reliable broadband connection. The speed is generally around 1.5 MBPS. The cost is around 200-250 per month depending on the carrier. A T-1 line is generally good for a small business or 25-40 or so connections. Probably a bit more than you need into a home. A big advantage if you are maintaining a large graphics oriented web site, for instance, is that uploads and downloads generally run at the same speed.
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redsoxerFri, 25 Sep 2009 22:18:07 +0000http://www.DSL-e.com/blog/broadband/187/what-is-a-t1-internet-connection-and-how-do-i-get-one/#comment-128DSL Feedback:
You wouldn't want one, they're slower (at least downstream is) than cable or DSL, and they generally cost more. It's more of a business connection, rather than a residential.DSL Feedback:
You wouldn’t want one, they’re slower (at least downstream is) than cable or DSL, and they generally cost more. It’s more of a business connection, rather than a residential.
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