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Comparison of Internet Connections Tara Paine. Dial up Connection  Hardware Needed  Modem  Transmission Medium  Telephone Line  Transmission Speed.

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1 Comparison of Internet Connections Tara Paine

2 Dial up Connection  Hardware Needed  Modem  Transmission Medium  Telephone Line  Transmission Speed  14.4Kbps-56Kbps  Monthly Cost  Free - $30.00 per month

3 Dial up Connection Advantages Inexpensive Ideal for web access and email Few access limitations Disadvantages Speed- too slow for serious downloading Ties up your phone line

4 DSL Connection  Hardware Needed  DSL Modem  Transmission Medium  Telephone Line  Transmission Speed  Upload- 128 Kbps  Download- 6-8.5 Mbps  Monthly Cost  $40.00 - $90.00 per month

5 DSL Connection Advantages Speed- fast and reliable Available in most urban areas Doesn’t tie up phone line Disadvantages Expensive for service and installation Availability is limited

6 Cable Connection  Hardware Needed  Cable Modem  Transmission Medium  Cable Line  Transmission Speed  Upload- 128 Kbps  Download- 15-50 Mbps  Monthly Cost  $30.00 - $70.00 per month

7 Cable Connection Advantages Speed 10+ Mbps Dedicated line with continuous connection Disadvantages Cost $30.00- $70.00 Not available in all areas Installation is more complex and costly Upload speed may be slow

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