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Wired

Wireless

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Type of Internet Access Not really classified Not really classified Not really classified Not really classified Old School 4g Fourth Generation Cellular / Wireless Internet Communications Protocols (protocol = methods) - NOT OUT YET Not really classified 3g Third Generation Cellular / Wireless Internet Communications Protocols 2g Second Generation Cellular / Wireless Internet Communications Protocols prehistoric school
Name of The Internet Service Itself Fiber Optic T1 Cable Modem DSL Dial Up OFDM WIMAX WIBRO HSUPA EVDO Rev A WIMAX WIBRO WIFI Satellite Internet HSDPA EVDO EDGE 1xrtt gprs

names of isp or internet access provider

 fios local phone company cox, adelphia, roadrunner, comcast, etc most any phone company like all the bells most any phone company like all the bells and aol, netzero, earthlink, people pc, etc Qualcomm with Verizon Intel with Sprint and Samsung Qualcomm or Lucent / Nokia with Cingular Qualcomm with Verizon and Sprint Intel with Sprint starbux, any self respecting hotel, coffee bean and tea leaf, your unsuspecting neighbor, you Hughesnet, Wildblue, more Qualcomm and Cingular Qualcomm and Verizon and Sprint Cingular, T-Mobile Verizon ummm... can't remember that far back... besides it doesn't matter anymore
speed down/up

redder is faster

 50mbps/5mbps* 1.4mbps/1.4mbps 6mbps/1mbps - 1mbps/128kbps 3mbps/512kbps 28kbps 1gbps 70mbps/5mbps 7mbps/5mbps 3mbps/2mbps 70mbps/5mbps depends on what's underneath the wifi 400kbps/60kbps 1.2mbps/100kbps 800kbps/100kbps 120kbps/40kbps 80kbps/80kbps snoorrrr...

internet access cost

 $40-$180/m $450-$600/m $49-$65/m $29-$49/m $9-$29 tba tba $119 est $119 est tba FREE or should be $59/m $59/m
they should pay YOU to use these

startup cost

 $70 $500 est $100 est $50 est $30 tba tba $279 est $279 est tba cheap $99 $179
i'll come back to this if i have a bunch of time left over

hardware value 1y

 0 20% 20% 0 80% 70% 70% 70% 70% 60% 70% 30% 70% 70% 100% of 0 is 0 ditto ...

regional availability

 low high medium medium-high everywhere nowhere nowhere nowhere nowhere nowhere where you hear the words venti latte high low high medium high high

latency

 2ms 4ms 15ms 12ms ? 20ms 20ms 35ms 35ms 20ms depends 2000ms or 2 seconds 35ms 280ms 70ms 280ms i wish i'd never made this column

service contract terms

 1year 1-5y 1y 1y monthly 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y 1-2y

tech support quality

 good great good good poor tba tba tba tba tba none fair poor fair poor fair none
potential applications beaming scotty up corporate vpn and workgroup home office home office / small office teach you the zen art of patience mobile video broadcasting mobile video broadcasting mobile video conferencing mobile video conferencing broadband internet access to areas that can't get wire installations an excuse to get your caffine fix deliver tollerable internet access to otherwise unreachable areas like mountain tops with no cell reception mobile executive's email and web surfing needs mobile executive's email and web surfing needs mobile executive's light email needs mobile executive's light email needs ideal for people that voted for G.W. Bush
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Cell Booster Antenna

Add 5 MORE MILES to your cell phone reception and 3 Bars!

 This is a great technology for hdtv all the way to ethernet speed internet but has limited availability AND new wireless mobile technologies will approach these speeds at the same cost so fiber has lost its window T1's are still the most reliable and solid internet choice for corporate america. It's not the fastest or the cheapest. But it has the highest up time and the least potential points of failure since you are connected directly to the phone company Cable modem has come a long way. It offers very high speeds with reasonable consistency. It is however still a SHARED bandwidth system so if a neighbor downloads video streams of quality viewing material at 11pm, you're speed can be seriously compromised Reliable. Once again, direct line to the phone company

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 Useful for getting short emails out from remote areas of Kenya and Indonesia where only a phone line are available OFDM is Qualcomm's way of fighting the industry's trend to cut out Qualcomm's royalties... (see next box) Using unLicensed spectrum major companies are betting on Wimax to beat Qualcomm technology and put more on their bottom line This is a wake up call from the CHP officer behind you for you driving 80mph while watching streaming ESPN on your laptop This is exciting. Real DSL Speeds to your laptop at 80mps on I-5 If you can get a hard wired cable, your better off There are wired internet services and then there is the wireless internet access provider This is aways the last resort poor coverage across the globe not worth getting strong coverage. most likely anywhere you have cell reception, you'll get broadband mobile internet access usefull in th EU this is the older slower brother to EVDO. it is available in more regions but you're not likely to be in those regions unless you are an agrarian vet for the first time, I'm glad to see this square.

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