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ADSL Broadband
ADSL broadband is currently the most popular way to connect to broadband as it works using the BT phone line that the vast majority of people already have installed in their home.
ADSL broadband runs on a frequency range higher than that used for phone call transmission. This means that your computer can be connected to the internet without any disruption to your ability to make and receive phone calls.
ADSL packages are offered by most internet service providers and because regular phone lines are used the broadband connection itself is very easy to set up. This means that little extra equipment is needed and setup can usually be done without the help of an engineer, making ADSL broadband a very quick, reliable way of connecting to the internet.
ADSL broadband is currently the most popular way to connect to broadband as it works using the BT phone line that the vast majority of people already have installed in their home.
ADSL broadband runs on a frequency range higher than that used for phone call transmission. This means that your computer can be connected to the internet without any disruption to your ability to make and receive phone calls.
ADSL packages are offered by most internet service providers and because regular phone lines are used the broadband connection itself is very easy to set up. This means that little extra equipment is needed and setup can usually be done without the help of an engineer, making ADSL broadband a very quick, reliable way of connecting to the internet.
