High Speed Internet Access

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Broadband Internet Delivered by ADSL

ADSL delivers a high speed Internet connection into your home over your existing phone line and requires an ADSL modem to get you online. An ADSL modem is not the same as the modem you might normally use to "dial" into the Internet. 
 
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What is 'broadband' internet? 

If you're new to broadband internet, you may wonder what "broadband" actually means: the term describes any "always on" high speed internet access service. The main type of broadband Internet access technology used in Australia in residential homes and in businesses is ADSL.

ADSL delivers a high speed Internet connection into your home over your existing phone line and requires an ADSL modem to get you online. An ADSL modem is not the same as the modem you might normally use to "dial" into the Internet.

Broadband is faster

The main reason people choose broadband over dialup is because the download speed of a broadband connection can range from 5 to 400 times FASTER than a dial-up connection (56kbps).

Standard broadband is based on a technology called ADSL1 and it allows speeds of up to 8000kbps. ADSL2+ is the technology that allows next generation broadband speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 24,000kbps - true "ultra-fast" broadband.

The faster your Internet speed, the quicker you can:

  - view websites
  - view and download photographs emailed from family and friends 
  - download your critical software and anti-virus updates 
  - download movie and MP3 music files

Broadband is always-on

When your computer is on, you have instant Internet access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No more multiple dialup numbers to remember, and no annoying busy tones, ever.

Free up your phone

With broadband, you can continue to surf the Net while still being able to make (or take) phone calls. You no longer have to log off your dial-up connection to make a phone call, everything is more convenient and immediate.