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Re: OT-- I need something besides dial up
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Posted by Dan in Ore on June 20, 2006 at 02:43:23 from (12.108.20.240):
In Reply to: OT-- I need something besides dial up posted by toby on June 19, 2006 at 18:18:54:
We went wireless braodband last fall and it is great. The advantage with it is the local company offers a 56K dial-up for back up. It was down quite a bit this winter for reasons that really weren't the local companies fault and they didn't charge us while it was down. I was still getting my 56K (which out here is usually 21,600) dial up and didn't have to pay. I really love the wireless. I also put in a router that allows us to be on-line with the computer in the other room and my lap top all at the same time. Did I mention that I really love the wireless broadband. Dan
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