Hello  Why can I access to internet via satellite and what I require.?
405349
Yes, you can get access to the internet via satellite through Hughesnet. Same company that brings you DirectTV. Pretty expensive though, just depends on your needs and your pocketbook. Thinking seriously about it myself. They are on the internet ( of course ) and appear to have service around the world.
124972
Are you asking about cable tv internet connections? Basically cable tv has enough bandwidth to carry your tv channels and also data, which is where your internet travels. Both signals travel on the same cable but one comes from the tv and the other one from internet.
422080
Those are probably control packets from your provider that they use to determine your status. Unless someone else is connected to your cable or modem, they shouldn't be able to steal your bandwidth. A wi-fi network would allow people to access your connection if you haven't set the router to prevent unauthorized access.
924844
There are Free dial up providers. Why not use one of those?
915288
No but you may still be able to get broadband by other ways, cable, Satellite, radio etc
909285
You would have to be able to find an Internet Service Provider that supports satellite.
477992
I don't totally understand what you mean. If you mean a dial-up internet connection, you can't get that free (and you wouldn't want dial-up in the days of broadband: dial-up is slower and will cost more money because you pay for using your phone line.) And as for the last bit of your question, I still don't understand... any ISP will give you access to Yahoo! (or any other site for that matter.) If you mean you want Yahoo as an ISP, you could use BT Yahoo Broadband.
53635
There is a lag due to the delay in transmitting from the earth to the satellite and then from the satellite back to the earth.  You notice this on web pages.  There is a lag in getting the download started, but once it is past that initial lag, it is very fast.
333635
Call your ISP and ask them. This will vary depending on how your service provider hooks you up to the Internet so it's impossible to tell you for sure.
663049
So do you have DSL, CABLE or DIAL UP? Cuz there ar emany companies who give you wireless cards where you can access internet on the go. IF you have BROADBAND then just get a wireless router and a wireless adaptor and configure it an dyou are done. For more info contact your computer manufacturer and to get a second opinion you can always contact your Internet Service Provider.
294880
If DSL is not available. See if your local cable provider has high speed internet available. If that does not work then you can investigate using cellular broadband but watch out as you may find that it is not that fast in your area, as broadband speeds are only available in major metro areas. Then there are Satellite based services which can be very pricey. WIFI always needs a broadband connection somewhere behind it unless you are just talking among a local network.
960646
There are a few ISP's that phone service is not required to have internet access.  Covad is one.\n\nBut you do need an existing phone jack to go DSL, if ytou decide to go Cable then no telco jack is needed as it comes in over your cable lines.
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Lots of advantages and disadvantages of satellite.  Specifically wrt to internet - as in consumer internet access, the best advantage is that it can be made available just about anywhere, which is great for folks who don't have DSL or is too costly to bring cable to their house.  It is more costly on a per month basis, and there is usually an investment on the equipment up front of a few hundered dollars.  But for about 10 million folk in the US it is probably the best option if you want speeds higher than dial-up.
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The church I attend has the Directway satellite connection.  At the beginning there were more problems with connection.  Though the connection seems to be pretty consistently up now, it is just seemingly slow.\n\nThere is another satellite ISP now called Wild Blue based out of Denver, and they provide service throughout most of US.  Their website has the information on equipment, installation, and monthly pricing.\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com
1103905
you need an air card.  Then you can pick up signals or get your own internet and take your computer to anyroom or outside without limitations and tangels of cords.
965096
What you are probably looking for is an RBGAN or BGAN (Broadband Global Area Network). These are pretty much small satellite Internet terminals meant for use in remote locations. In fact, many of the "streamed" news reports you have seen from Iraq use this exact device. Because of of the wide variety of applications for these devices, there are also just as many accessories so you will have no trouble finding any adapters necessary to use/charge them in just about any situation. RBGANs are currently being phased out for the newer BGANS which means that there are very good prices on them right now, but coverage will not be available after 12/31/08. Sooo... If you know you won't need it past 2008, go for the RGBAN, otherwise spring for the BGAN. I suggest you go with the INMARSAT satellite system since it is very well known and the one I am most familiar with. Satellite internet is NOT fast (normally around 144kbps, NOT cheap and you WILL be charged by the meg (think $10/MB). You should check out http://www.outfittersatellite.com/rbgan.htm and http://www.bgan.us/personal/personal.cfm if you are still serious about getting satellite internet. Good luck!\n\nOh, and the INMARSAT system DOES cover all of Africa.
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You can get sattelite internet.