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high speed internet


Question Posted Wednesday January 13 2010, 1:33 pm

whats the order of internet speeds?
like.. dial-up. then cable? then dsl? etc


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DangerNerd answered Saturday January 23 2010, 9:08 pm:
Hi there,

Dial-up would be the slowest, and there isn't really a clear order for the others you mentioned.

You see DSL (delivered over the phone line) and cable internet (obviously delivered over the cable you get tv on) are both broadband (fast) connections. One cable company might be faster than one DSL provider, but another cable company might be faster than them. You see what I mean?

Basics: If you have cable or DSL you have fast internet. If you have dialup, you have slow internet.

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