Thinking About Switching from DSL or Dial-up?If you are growing weary of your dial up internet connection, or are tired of the higher fees of DSL, it may be time to switch to high-speed cable Internet service. Cable Internet service offers a faster, more reliable Internet connection at an affordable price. Switching to cable Internet service is as easy as a click of the mouse. Need more information? Read on about how and why you should switch to cable high-speed Internet service. Looking to Upgrade From Dial UpIf you're a dial-up Internet customer you know the frustration of waiting for what seems like an eternity for your computer to connect to the Internet - or just to move from one site to another when browsing the Web. And because your dial-up connects through your phone line, you can't use your computer and your phone at the same time. Isn’t it time you treated yourself to high connection speeds? Free up your phone line and utilize the convenience and affordability of cable high speed Internet service. If you want to get the most out of your dollar, try bundling your high speed Internet with your cable television and digital phone service to get the ease of one bill and the ultimate in savings! Read more about how to upgrade from dial up Internet service. Switching Service From DSLThere are lots of reasons people choose cable over DSL and faster connection speeds come in at the top of the list. The fastest DSL speeds top out at around 10 Mbps, but with today's wideband technologies, cable connections can reach blazing speeds of 50 to 60 Mbps in many markets Also, money is often a deciding factor with wanting to switch to cable internet service. The costs of installation, equipment, and service fees for DSL make cable service a more enticing option. With bundling and low fees, cable internet edges out DSL. Read more about how to switch from DSL Internet service. To find a cable high-speed Internet provider in your area, enter your zip code into our Broadbandinfo service locator above. We will help you find the best and most affordable cable Internet plan that is just for you! |
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Broadbandinfo now offers a way for potential cable customers to search for cable service in their area via zip code, state, or city. By utilizing unique technology, Broadbandinfo's "Find Broadband Deals" service locator allows you to see what cable providers are offered in your area, and capitalize on great deals.
Charter Communications Introduces PowerBoost Technology to Enable Faster Downloads
10.29.2009
Charter Communications has announced new PowerBoost technology that will increase Internet download speeds and enable a more rapid page loading process for its customers.
Will broadband internet definition include online gaming?
09.18.2009
Wireless phone and broadband internet provider AT&T may have hurt its image with the online gaming community in comments to the Federal Communications Commission seeking to exclude gaming from the offical definition of broadband services.
Broadband internet digital divide will accelerate
09.18.2009
Customers with broadband connections to high speed internet will experience much faster internet download speeds in the coming years while those with less-advanced connections will fall further behind, according to Gartner.
Comcast looking to bring TV programs to mobile broadband phones
09.18.2009
Cable and broadband internet provider Comcast will be looking to provide services that can connect users to cable TV shows on their smartphones with a mobile broadband internet connection, according to reports.