When comparing Internet alternatives, it's easy to see why 3DG Wireless's wireless technology is the most cost effective way to bring high-speed Internet access to your home or business.

Dial-up
Dial-up has long been the traditional way to connect to the Internet. This is the conventional way of getting on-line by using a phone line to transfer data to and from your computer using a modem. A dial up modem can reach speeds of up to 56kbps. Most people also have a second phone line in their home or office to assure there is always a line available to access the Internet. With the dial-up modem there are delay times of 150-200 milliseconds. A dial up account usually has a monthly cost of $20-$25 plus the cost of a second phone line. Dial-up connections usually offer a extremely slow down load speed and a extremely slow upload speed.

Satellite
Using a satellite connection is another way to access the Internet. The satellite uses a dish to transfer data to and from your computer. A satellite connection can reach speeds of up to 600k with the delay time of 400-500 milliseconds. The satellite connection is an extremely expensive way to get onto the Internet. There are expensive set up fees, and equipment that must be purchased by the customer. These costs can reach the thousand-dollar range. On a monthly basis it can costs between $50-$100. Satellite connections offer a faster alternative to dial-up for download speeds, but their upload speeds are still extremely slow.

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)
With DSL, data is transferred digitally to and from your computer over a phone line. It can reach speeds of up to 1500k with delay times of 50 milliseconds or less. DSL is very dependent on the distance of your home or office from the phone company's central office. If your home or office is located too far away from this office then you will not be able to receive DSL. DSL fees for speeds equivalent to 3DG Wireless can be $50 or more per month and you may also need to rent the DSL modem. DSL connections are a shared service. As load increases throughout the network, your connection speeds slow.

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