What is ADSL?

ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) is a broadband connection technology, which utilizes existing copper wired telephone networks.
This simple yet powerful technology uses a wide range of frequencies over an existing telephone line to deliver much higher speeds than your standard 56Kb/ps modem (much faster).
ADSL adds an "always on", permanent high-speed Internet connection to your normal telephone line which can be shared throughout an office. There's virtually no waiting to dial-up, no busy signals and no dropped connections.
You do not loose your existing phone line while you are using ADSL to access the Internet and you can use ADSL while you make telephone calls or send faxes.

What can I do with ADSL?

ADSL is a perfect choice for both domestic and small business Internet access.
The service gives you the speed you need to get things done fast. - You can quickly download large files, view web casts in real time, experience extreme interactive gaming or simply enjoy web surfing without the long wait for pages to download.
The opportunities are endless!

Take a look at some of the advantages

• Instant access - no time wasting while waiting for a modem to dial and connect
• No disconnects at the wrong moment
• Instant incoming and outgoing mail delivery.
• Sending and receiving emails with large attachments is no longer a problem
• Simultaneous Internet and phone access

Besides ADSL is cost effective and convenient way to the Internet.

• Via ADSL you do not have to pay for an extra phone line. So you can forget about dial-up costs
• As access is not time based, you can stay online for as long as you like