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Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Broadband ADSL

Broadband ADSL –
ADSL broadband (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is the most popular type of broadband. ADSL broadband is supplied by BT and uses a standard phone line to connect people to the internet. Broadband works by converting your normal analogue phone line to a digital phone line which allows to you to transmit data at a faster speed that you would if you were using a dial-up connection.
If you are using an analogue modem you will get an approximate speed of 56kbps. ADSL broadband will allow you to get a speed of about 512kbps or even faster. ADSL can provide internet to 99% of homes and businesses in the UK.
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  1. daisydo14 December 2010 at 17:49

    Good, but I found the italic font difficult to read. Remember what was said about W3C protocols.

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