Which of the following is a broadband communication channel?
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Coaxial cable.. is used by the broadband land lines...\n\nBut in essence, a signal can travel with all  circuits.\n\n\nexample ( phone companies that have broadband on their phones move the signal via Microwave and fiber optic networks).\n\nDSL at home usess Coaxial
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BT - they're pretty much obliged to sort out problems ASAP 'cos its their line!!\n\nOr that Talk Talk free broadband thing - i dont know the details of the contract etc, but i know someone with it and its great so far!
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wideband has to do with the maximum amount of information that can be transmitted in a given time period.  So if you could transmit and detect a long number of zeros or ones, that signal has a wide bandwidth.  A higher frequency carrier signal can transmit more information.
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Your existing broadband connection will be either RJ45 or USB.\nYou will need a free RJ45 socket on each computer, to connect them - either with a single crossover cable, or two patch cables and a switch. \nI'm assuming the OSs are both Windows, and at least 98SE...\nThere is unlikely to be any need to have separate broadband connections for each computer - trust me!
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All companies you know support wireless broadband. The only thing you should be within the service limit.
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depends on what sort of services you want? whether high speed unlimited downloads, or limited speed and downloads. if the former go for cable with NTL/Telewest along with their cool phone packages and the tv of course, if the latter get your BT line switched to Talk Talk with carphone warehouse andd get FREE broadband with limited downloads each month.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcasting
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Searching for Broadband try also Cable or Satelite in some areas you can find Wireless too.
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Based on the below link, I'd say Cable NBC (National Broadcating System)
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Yes, simply buy  a wireless router, and add it to your present cable broadband connection.\n\nBasically, unhook the abcle from the back of your computer and plug it into the input of the router, plug your computer int one of the ports on the router...  then set up the wireless configuation, and you're ready to go
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yes. Broadband Internet: English - ESPN360.com
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"Broadband internet" is any high-speed Internet, particularly cable, DSL, fiber, and satellite.  Wireless internet is of two forms:  WiFi, which is a local wireless network provided by retail equipment operated by end users (no subscription), and cellphone-type wireless Internet, which works over cellphones.  (There are also less common networks that work like cellphones, i.e., their range is everywhere and they require a subscription, and there is also WiMax, which is somehwat between WiFi and the cellphone-type Internet).  Sometimes companies refer to broadband wireless, which is basically high-speed wireless subscription service.
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WIFI: Short for ‘wireless fidelity’. A term for certain types of wireless local area networks (WLAN) that use specifications conforming to IEEE 802.11b. WiFi has gained acceptance in many environments as an alternative to a wired LAN. Many airports, hotels, and other services offer public access to WiFi networks so people can log onto the Internet and receive emails on the move. These locations are known as hotspots.\n\nBROADBAND: Broadband comes from the words "broad bandwidth" and is used to describe a high-capacity, two-way link between an end user and access network suppliers capable of supporting full-motion, interactive video applications.
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yes there is it's a cd called BT BROADBAND and you put it in your pc and you sign up for broadband... it's like magic. you can get the free software disks from shops everywhere..... GET WITH THE PROGRAM!! dial up is dead..... LONG LIVE BROADBAND and all who surf on it!!!
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Go to google and type communication network, you will find lot of articles...\n\n\nRegards
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what type of internet?
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DSL is a part of broadband. Broadband is the measurment of the amount of speed you can get with a certain service. Heck, even dial up uses broadband, just the manner of delivering it is much slower. How much broadband you can utilize depends on the format it is in. Cable is really fast as it accesses the broadband much better than dialup. However, cable shares with all the neighborhood, so during busy periods when many are online the speed goes down. With DSL, your initial amount of available broadband may be a bit smaller than cable but you do not share it either. You can use a router to speed it up which is what I choose to do. I get 108Mbps which is darn fast. Now, satalite is not very fast either. It is faster than cable but it takes longer to send out packets as it has to go to the satalite, then to the receiver then back to the satilite then back to you. It has a much longer route to take to make the round trip. It also is important to have a clear sight to the equater in order to get a good signal. So. broadband is a measurment of available bandwidth, it is not a particular service. Good luck and I hope this helps explain it some. There are some good sites which will explain it really well, like http://www.howstuffworks.com\n\nGo there and you will find all types of cool information.