What is ADSL broadband ?
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What is ADSL broadband?
ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is the most common way of receiving broadband. ADSL is the generic name for a technology that allows large amounts of digital information to be sent over an ordinary copper telephone line, your standard BT phone line.
It is asymmetric because it allows information to be downloaded more quickly than information is uploaded. This makes it particularly suitable for Internet surfing and for downloading files, music, movie and sports clips.
This is the key reason broadband providers quote packages with higher download speeds than upload speeds.
The ADSL (broadband) experience
Broadband speeds up you’re connection to the www enabling you do all your favourite things faster. Up to 160 times faster (8Mbps) than your current dial-up connection.
From as little as £6.50 a month you could get fast internet and email access. This includes a free modem and free connection.
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