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What is the difference between DSL and satellite high-speed/broadband?

April 26, 2017broadband dsl High-Speed satellite

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What is the difference between DSL and satellite high-speed/broadband?

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DSL operates over your existing telephone line, however it is distance limited. DSL is only available to customers located approximately three-miles from the local telephone switch. With satellite Internet, as long as you have a clear view that allows you to point the satellite dish towards the satellite, you can receive the signal.

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DSL operates over special telephone cables, and is distance limited. DSL only covers approximately a three mile radius from the telephone local switch. With satellite broadband, as long as you can point the satellite dish towards the satellite you can receive the signal.

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DSL operates over your existing telephone line, however it is distance limited. DSL is only available to customers located approximately three-miles from the telephone local switch. With satellite broadband, as long as you can point the satellite dish towards the satellite you can receive the signal.

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Not necessarily. Different providers will commit different speeds and service packages. Our satellite broadband is used mostly in places where DSL isn’t available, thereby giving people who live in rural areas a true broadband solution.

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DSL operates over a special telephone cable, and is distance limited. DSL only covers approximately a three-mile radius from the telephone local switch. With satellite broadband, as long as you can point the satellite dish towards the satellite you can receive the signal.