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ADSL Technology
ADSL, or Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line, is a revolutionary new way of connecting to the Internet.
While traditional modem-based dial-up services transfer data to your computer via an analogue signal,
ADSL uses the latest broadband technology to transfer data digitally,
at up to 1500k per second - almost 30 times faster than via 56K modem.
Not only is high-speed Internet a reality,
ADSL provides near-permanent connectivity, saving you the hassle and cost of regular dialing and call charges.
Better still, you can use your telephone and fax simultaneously with ADSL, without the need for a separate telephone line.
The asymmetric component of ADSL refers to the unequal download and upload capability of the service.
ADSL allows data to be downloaded (from the Internet to your computer) at a greater rate than it
can be uploaded (from your computer to the Internet).
Plans and Monthly Charges
Prices are ex-GST
Set-up and One-Off Charges
Prices are ex-GST
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