How do I get satellite broadband?
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Try t-mobile they do high speed broadband for laptops at £29 a month with 3GB.It is enough for most people.The downside is you can't use any kind of messenger(msn,yahoo or skype) for this price. If you opt for the £44 deal then you can use this service and you get 10GB allowance which is quite good.I live in a shared house and now all my flatmates have computers which creates a risk to my computer.I'm thinking of getting one as well this Christmas.
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Yes.\nHere are some options:\n\nCABLE  \nRequires professional installation of coaxial cable, cable boxes, splitters etc. \n\nPros - Fast download speeds, most cases wiring is already in place, less costly package deals available if purchased w/ phone and tv programming.\n\nCons - Slightly more expensive than DSL\n*Contact your local cable provider.\n\nSATELLITE\nRequires professional installation of a small dish w/ ability to send and receive signals. \n\nPros - Makes internet accessible to remote or rural areas where DSL or Cable access is not available.\n\nCons - Most costly of all options. Download speeds limited. Telephone line needed for initial setup in most cases.\n*Contact Dish Network, DirectTV or your local provider\n\nWIRELESS\nMany municipalities across the country provide or have plans to provide, free wireless access. Your town may fall into this category. Check with your city hall.\n\nHOTSPOTS\nFree - local restaurants, snack shops, bookstores and coffee houses. \n*While using a vendor's free "hotspot," be sure to make a purchase...it will keep you in their good graces and insure that you'll be welcome on your next visit. \n\nCommercial - Requires a subscriber fee or paid account. Some  offer "Pay As You Go" options similar to cellphone offerings.\n\nShared - Neighbor (within 150 ft.) with internet and  wireless router or AP. Offer to pay a small fee to share neighbor's broadband via his/her AP. Just make certain that you both "turn off disk sharing" services and that the arrangement does not violate any provider defined "terms of service."
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This one also works: no downloading\n\nGo to google.com, above the search button, click on more >>\nthen click on maps, on the map choose satellite, then type in your address.
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talk to your cable or satellite provider.
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Yes, you can downlink fro a satellite.  However most people do not have a sufficient power plant to uplike to a satellite.  There you need a hard wired connection,.
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Cable is definitely fastest, but if you have problems with your BB cable service - and assuming no other cable companies can offer your service - then DSL has to be your next option.  DSL in general aren't as fast, but still acceptable for typical web surfing, internet games, etc.  Of course, there is a possibility that you live too far from the central office, making DSL not an option.  Then, satellite should be your last option.  It is for sure not as fast as cable, but can still be 5x to 10x faster than dial-up.  There is a new offering from a company called Wildblue.  The link below will provide the installation and per month cost, but it really should be the last option.\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com/forYourHome/index.jsp
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u must have DVB pc card install in your pc ,and buy a internet account for using your dish to have internet and enjoy
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You need to check here:\n\nhttp://dsl.metrot1.com\n\nBased on your address and telephone number, it will instantly qualify you for all forms of High-Speed Internet Access.  This includes Cable, DSL, and Satellite.\n\nYou will be able to compare any available plans side by side, review pricing, and sign-up online.  Most people qualify for an additional $50 mail-in rebate when they sign up.
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You can rig up a satellite dish to enable you to get free-to-air channels. No need for a monthly subscription, just buy the dish and set it up. About £150 from Maplin. In addition to Spanish, you'll get hundreds of channels from all over Europe and Middle East.\n\nHope this helps
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Try looking at www.dslreports.com - the best resource for broadband services.
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It does depend on the router, but we're probably talking about less than 1/2 mile.\n\nYour only option in rural VA might be satellite.  In addition to the tradition satellite companies (Directway and Starband), there is a new satellite ISP, but not available everywhere in the US yet:\n\nhttp://www.wildblue.com\n\nI think you can check on the website if the service is available yet in your area.  The prices might be similar, but for higher BW.
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I live in a rural area as well, no cable or dsl ever coming this way, so I invested in high speed satellite internet.\nDirectway satellite provides this service, contact them to get you in touch with an installer.\n\nIt'a about $100.00 a month for 15 months, and then it drops down to $60.00 or so. I forget how much the Installation fee was, I have had satellite for 1 1/2 years now. It's been pretty good as far as reception, just like the tv, when it's HEAVILY snowing or raining reception goes out (sometimes) until it clears up,and that is not very often, can count on one hand, but other than that, wonderful! You can download music, watch clips, anything that dsl does, satellite does, maybe it takes a couple of seconds longer to upload the info but it's the only choice I had!I am very happy with my choice.
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you can use a FTA (free to air) system, that allows you to get international channels free of charge.\n\nThe cost ranges from 100 to over 500 USD, depending on the system, brand and features. This price does not include the satellite antena.\n\npopular brands are pansat, fortec, coolsat, dreambox. You can search for them on ebay and on lyngsat to determine what satellite has the programming you want.
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You can get sattelite internet.
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http://www.google.com/maps\nEnter your address\nClick on Satellite button
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First you need the cafe...as for internet just get your basic hi speed broadband connection or T1 and a bunch of putes hooked up on a lan.
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if you have broadband you can use this site