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Use the following
link to CNet to see what they report for DSL, Broadband Satellite
and Cable connections available in your neighborhood. http://www.cnet.com/internet/0-3762.html
Click on
the link above.
Try
each of the 3 options, one at a time (Broadband, DSL, Cable)
and take notes on the results.
1. What did
you find out about monthly prices, setup fees, upload speeds,
download speeds, availability, etc.
2. Follow
the the link below to find out what ISP's are available in
your area. Use the Area Code Search for California.
Were the results useful? Would this link or the one above help
you to find ISP options and choose an alternative? http://www.thelist.com/
3. Click
on the link below for Cruzio High Speed Internet. Then scroll
down the page and read the information and answer the following
questions.
https://quartz.cruzio.com/signup/index.php?formname=dsl_prequal.html
3a. What
is the upload speed for DSL 6.0?
3b. What
is the download speed for DSL 6.0?
3c. What
is the Price per month for DSL 6.0?
4. Click
on the link below for Comcast High Speed Internet. Then read
the information and answer the following questions.
http://www.comcast.com/shop/buyflow/default.ashx
4a. What
is the upload speed for Cable?
4b. What
is the download speed for Cable?
4c. What
is the Price per month for Cable?
4d. Can you
get only Internet With Comcast and no TV and no phone?
Yes
No
5. Click
on the link below for NetZero, a discount "high speed" ISP.
http://www.netzero.net/
What are
their upload and download speeds? What is their price? What
do you think about using their products and can you find the
information about speed and price?
6. Click
on the link for Hughes Net Satellite ISP service for the home'.
http://go.gethughesnet.com/
7. Try and
find similar information for Satellite, T1 or T3 connections.
What did
you find out?
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