Alright..explain This To Me
(Click here to view the original thread with full colors/images)Posted by: slim150
well, i dont konw if you have seen these net zero high speed dial up that is 8x faster than standard...but they are always on where i live. Since i have cable i dont really care but how do they claim to have an internet 8 times faster through dial up when its not really teh isp that determines the speed its like physically boudned by the telephone line right? and like the modem??? am i right on this one????????//
Posted by: Skank
ok..i dont no how far off the track i am..but dont those only speed up "browsing"?..they cache your "visited" pages in ya comps temp folders and claim to speed up browsing time?
Posted by: sparsely
They're probably referring to DSL, they just dumbed-down the terminology for the sake of broad clarity....for the
non computer knowlege type. ;)
Posted by: 3rd gen noob
Originally posted by Sparsely@27 September 2003 - 06:37
They're probably referring to DSL, they just dumbed-down the terminology for the sake of broad clarity....for the
non computer knowlege type. ;)
ummmm...what'd dsl?
:blink:
:rolleyes:
Posted by: slim150
no no its not dsl, they say on commercials" we plug it into an ordinary phone jack" its dial up
Posted by: lynx
You plug dsl into an ordinary telephone jack too.
Posted by: ilw
yeah, copper pairs are capable of carrying much more than 56k, in some places bandwidth limiters were installed years ago to improve telephone audio quality, to offer DSL they have to be removed and also they're using different signal transmission techniques like QAM and phase shift keying which give large gains in bandwidth over conventional transmission schemes.