High Speed Internet is Becoming More Widespread

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By Brian Lakeman


Honestly, while many can't imagine life without high speed internet access many people are still finding it difficult to access the internet using a slower dial up service. Many rural and outlying areas still don't have high speed nternet access and pretty much the only way that people in these regions can even access a high speed internet service is by going wireless and using an internet access card.

Perhaps you don't remember how slow dial up internet access was but when you try to use dial up after using a broadband or cable internet connection, you will very likely become frustrated. Not only is dial up service very slow but also the pages on the internet have become much more complex meaning that a slow internet connectionwill literally block you from accessing a good amount of the material contained on the web.

The fast internet access is evolving into available in a wide number of areas and most internet and cable businesses are working quickly as they would like to be the first to offer high speed internet in the smaller, more remote areas as well as this will offer them more business. Running wires can be quite a challenge however, and if you see that you are constantly being told that high-speed internet access will be offered in your area soon or if you are being told that there are no companies offering this service in your area then you may need to consider some additional internet service options.

Most of the larger cell phone and communications companies do offer this type of connection to those who are willing to pay for it via a wireless internet access card. This card plugs into your laptop, notebook, or desktop computer and allows you to pick up a high speed connection wirelessly. The device will cost you and then there is a monthly internet access fee but honestly it is not usually more expensive than any high speed Internet connection would be.

This is by far the only way to get a high speed internet connection in a rural area where the wires have not yet been installed. Of course, this type of service is a benefit and will far exceed anything that is being offered by way of a dial up service, however it is still inferior to using a wired service for your home when it is available. Eventually all regions will offer both wired and wireless internet access but until then you will have to settle for whatever you can get where you live. Dial up is no way to live.




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