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Which Service Would You Choose: A Service From DSL Providers or T1 Providers?

Article Category: Internet

Author Name: Joseph Legarsky

People are overwhelmed today as to what kind of service should they choose for their internet connection. Should they get DSL from the regular ISPs, or would they get a T1 connection from the T1 providers? In case that you are one of those people, here are some points of comparison between DSL and T1.

T1 line is also known as DS1 line, and its maximum speed is 1.544 megabits per second. A T1 line is composed of 24 channels that are responsible on transferring data and voice signals. If more of those channels are used for voice, the data speed will be lessened. With DSL, it makes use of existing phone wires. It makes use of the high-frequency bandwidth of a connection to be able to transmit data from the internet service provider to the regular consumer.

Business owners favor T1 lines while residential consumers favor DSL lines. T1 lines might seem similar to DSL lines. Both T1 lines and DSL lines may use copper wires as their medium of connection, and both offer comparable speeds. However, the T1 technology is superior to DSL. Nevertheless, it is more expensive than DSL since a business DSL line's cost does not go over $100 monthly while a regular T1 line's cost is regularly $500 monthly.

DSL works by transmitting signals over copper phone lines to a customer's modem or gateway. This technology's data transmission is commonly asymmetrical; hence, it is proper to say that most DSL connections today are really ADSLs (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Lines). It is asynchronous because ADSL's download speed is greater than its upload speed. In a regular ADSL plan, it will have 1.5 mbps download speed and 0.384 mbps upload speed.

In addition, a DSL connection's maximum speed relies on the customer's distance from the provider's CO (Central Office). When the distance or 'loop length' is longer than three miles, the DSL connection will be unavailable or will be problematic. On the other hand, a T1 internet connection is a dedicated line. It only runs from one point of internet access to its customer, and its line accommodates one user or customer. The dedicated line is the reason T1 providers charge more than the regular DSL ISPs. However, it may also accommodate other users depending on the plan the customer will be ordering.

It is advisable that large companies need T1 connections since it can intensify a company's productivity. Big companies this kind of stable technology that rarely encounters any technical issues to work with. In addition, when an issue arises, T1 providers usually have excellent technical support departments that can assist the business client on a timely manner.

As you can see, the main differences of the two connection types are about its speed, reliability, availability, and price. If you are willing to spend more for you to have a stable connection, you can now subscribe to one of the T1 providers in your area. If you are fine with passable internet connection, get a DSL connection instead.

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