Cable vs Dial-Up
Title: Cable vs Dial-Up
Category: /Science & Technology/Internet
Details: Words: 767 | Pages: 3 (approximately 235 words/page)
Cable vs Dial-Up
Category: /Science & Technology/Internet
Details: Words: 767 | Pages: 3 (approximately 235 words/page)
Cable Modem vs. Dial-Up
The Internet is the largest worldwide network connecting computer users. According to the annual "E-Commerce and Development Report" issued by the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 591 million people worldwide had access to the Internet last year. This access is only available after they choose a method for connection to the Internet. Different types of services are offered by a variety of companies. Among all the services there are
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who needs the latest and greatest technological advances, broadband cable modem is the only solution. Conversely, the beginner who needs just the basics, narrowband dial-up is probably plenty. To illustrate, as a frequent Internet user, the features of broadband cable modem are definitely my preference, which in return make the extra cost worthwhile when choosing my Internet service provider. Similarly, millions around the world are making these same decisions every time they buy Internet access.