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Broadband
Internet Access....
Buzz words - T1, T3.
Reality - they equal "too expensive" for many companies, and most individuals.
You pay thousands of dollars per month for them. HomeBasedNetworks
offers among
its many services Broadband Internet Technology that makes "Time is Money" truly
relevant to moving quickly on the Internet while reducing cost of service.
Buzz words - 56K dial-up networking.
Reality - much too slow for any business, and many home users.
HomeBasedNetworks can take away broken connections and downloads that time-out (usually at the
very end of a large file).
Buzz words - ISDN, DSL, Cable Modem, Wireless.
Reality - always connected to the Internet, and fast movement from one page or
site to another. Downloads are usually in the 3-figure range. With a 56K modem,
file downloads usually run from 3-5Kb/second. Broadband rates are several
hundred Kb/second. An analog modem will time out on a very slow site. Not so
with broadband - you'll still realize access in seconds and minutes rather than
hours or a broken connection.
Buzz words - affordable, available.
Reality - HomeBasedNetworks brings you broadband service at prices that don't
drain your wallet. Thousands of communities now have access to broadband -
remarkable, since many of us couldn't get it 6 to 12 months ago!
Buzz words - setup, service, support.
Reality - No buzz - those "3 little words" are HomeBasedNetworks. We have an
on-line form for your easy use to tell us what you want, and offer excellent
prices plus support plans. If you live in the Northeastern United States, we'll
install your hardware and software. We'll be there to answer your questions, fix
the problems.
Click the
Inquiry/Quote
link on the
right to tell us what you want and we'll get in touch with you promptly.
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computer memory at the time. The PC had 16KB of RAM and his
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