In today’s fast paced modern world, having a reliable Internet
connection can be a huge advantage. Clearly, it is one of the fastest and most
convenient way to find the information that you need. Communication has never
made been better as well. With just a few clicks, you can now reach your
friends and family.
In the past, Internet access was very limited, especially in most
suburbs in the rural area. Residents needed to go to the city proper just to
have access to the Internet. Fortunately, the NBN Broadband Internet Service has made it possible for everyone to
enjoy a fast and reliable Internet connection. In this post we will discuss the different
types of broadband Internet and its features.
1. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)
1. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)
This is a wire line transmission device,
which transmits data faster than a traditional copper telephone lines. Its
speed ranges from up to hundreds of Kbps to millions of bits per second. The
speed depends on the distance from your home or office to its main network
provider.
2. Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber
Line (ADSL)
This is the newly improved wire line
connection. It has recently been used by residential customers. It can provide
better speed and connection in the downstream direction than the upstream. It
may also allow faster downstream data transmission over the same line. The
connection will not be disrupted by any regular telephone calls.
3. Satellite Internet
This is the most popular wireless broadband
Internet in the rural area. The availability and spend depend on several
factors. This includes the provider and service package you are subscribing.
Other factors that may affect your connection is the line of sight and weather.
Basically, you can expect to receive or at an average speed of about 500 Kbps
and send at a speed of about 80-100 Kbps.
4. Fibre
The Fibre optic device converts electrical
signals, which carry data to light and sends the signals through transparent
glass fibre. The speed may vary on several factors as well. This includes the
distance of your device to the service provider, and the router used for your
connection.
The good thing about those service
providers under the NBN is they have licensed technicians who will help you
identify the right broadband connection for you. Installation is usually free
and you may also choose the best package that will suit your budget and
requirements.