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1 Connections Larissa DeLorenzo CSC 101-02

2 Dialup Connections Uses ordinary phone line Temporary $8.00-$18.00 a month Providers America Online MSN Maglobe Millenicom

3 DSL Connections 100 times faster than dialup 144Kbps Router & Modem $50.00-$200.00 (depending on Kbps) Providers  AOL  Verizon  Earthlink

4 Cable-based Connections Easy to install Router $40-$60 a month Providers  Comcast  Adelphia  Earthlink  Mediacom

5 Comparison Type Dial Up DSL Cable-based Cost ( a month) $8- $18 $50 - $200 $40-$60

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