cable internet question

Apologist

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Originally posted by amie
Hi everyone :)

I want to switch from dialup internet to cable internet. Does anyone have any ideas on what provider I should possibly go through being I am from the Los Angeles area..any suggestions anyone? Aside from checking the phone book I thought someone here may have some ideas...My non-computer sorry self could use some help here...
Thanks!

also I would like to add I don't like aol...

Amie~

Amie,

I am in Northern CA and I have AT&T's cable modem. It's pretty fast and has been real reliable so far. Go to their web site and see if it's available in your area.

Here's the link: http://www.att.com/

God bless
 
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Originally posted by Marcel
What's this ATT cablemodem you all keep referring to? I checked the ATT site... the ONLY thing they offer is Broadband internet (asdl?), which isn't available at Aimie's address (trust me, I checked; it ain't).

Has anyone there heard of Aurora cable?

Marcel,

The 'broadband' you referred to is the cable system. It is part of AT&T's cable television network. We get our cable internet and cable television on the same line.


Mike
 
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Originally posted by Apologist
Actually it would be 1/45th of a second. :D


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Umm, no. 

~45M bit per second not 45M Byte per second. (8 bit = 1 byte)

1 Meg file = 8 M bit but then you have to add TCP overhead + IP overhead + ... + the bottle necks on the rest of the internet. 

But still fast  ;)

Just because your pipe to the access point is bigger doesn't mean that the rest of the internet is too.
 
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