Benefits Wireless Internet services, especially nationwide providers, allow you to connect to Wi-Fi as long as you are within the service provider's network--useful if you travel a lot. DSL and cable, on the other hand, offer more stable connections because you connect to the Internet service provider through a wired connection, according to HelpWithPCs.
.Speed Typical wireless Internet services offer speeds between 384 kilobits per second and 2.0 megabits per second, according to High Internet Access Guide. DSL and cable packages can get up to 8 megabits per second. DSL and cable, on the other hand, offer more stable connections because you connect to the Internet service provider through a wired connection, according to HelpWithPCs. Potential The biggest drawback to wireless Internet is that the speeds usually do not accommodate data-intensive applications, like online games. In 2010, at least one company plans to roll out wireless Internet that can get speeds up to 7 megabits per second, according to High Speed Internet Access Guide. Wireless Internet service is usually not as fast as able or DSL.ADSL Router image by Phil2048 from Fotolia.com Wireless Internet, also called Wi-Fi, uses radio signals to send Internet traffic via a wireless-equipped personal computer or PCMCIA card--an interface used in laptops. PCMIA stands for Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, the body which set the standards. While not as fast as digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable Internet, wireless Internet may be more convenient for users on the go.
DVR *With today's fast-paced lives, we don't always have time to catch our favorite TV programs during regularly scheduled programming. Fortunately, Time Warner offers a DVR box with its cable package. With this device you can program your DVR to record your favorite TV programs for future viewing. High-speed Internet *Time Warner Cable uses Road Runner to power their high-speed Internet access. It's faster than dial-up and features a continuous connection that allows for fast downloading and browsing. On Demand Movies *Another feature of Time Warner Cable is their On Demand movies, which allows you to watch movies right on your TV from a wide selection of available titles. This service is included in your standard cable bill.
Jumat, 12 November 2010
Wireless Service Internet Vs. Cable/DSL Internet
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