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Internet Connections Meredith McGloin CSC October 2004

Dialup Connection  Uses a phone line and modem  56 Kbps maximum transfer rate  Dedicated bandwidth  Installation fee: none  Monthly fee: between $4.95 and $24.95  Providers include: AOL, SBC Yahoo, NetZero, Juno

DSL Connection  Uses phone line and modem  Kbps maximum transfer rate  Dedicated bandwidth  Installation fee: between $100 and $200  Monthly fee: between $29.95 and $99.99  Providers include: Verizon Online, SBC Yahoo, DirectWay, Sprint, Qwest DSL

Cable Connection  Uses television cable and modem  Kbps maximum transfer rate  Shared bandwidth  Installation fee: between $75 and $200  Monthly fee: between $40 and $50  Providers include: Comcast, Earthlink, Adelphia, Charter, Mediacom Online

Comparisons DialupDSLCable 56 Kbps Kbps Kbps $4.95- $24.95 $ $99.99 $ $50.00 Dedicated bandwidth Shared bandwidth Least expensive; slowest Distance sensitive More vulnerable to “hacking”