The document discusses different types of internet connections including wireless, Wi-Fi, satellite, cable, dial-up, and DSL. Wireless internet uses radio frequencies to provide an always-on connection anywhere within range, typically in metropolitan areas. Wi-Fi allows devices to connect to wireless networks within 100 meters. Satellite internet connects to orbiting satellites and averages 492-512 Kbps speeds. Cable internet operates over existing cable TV lines and ranges from 512 Kbps to 20 Mbps with more range than other options. Dial-up uses telephone lines and is slow while blocking calls. DSL is always on and ranges from 128kbps to 8 mbps.

3.  Wireless Internet provides an
always-on connection which can
be accessed from anywhere.
 It is typically more expensive
and mainly available in
metropolitan areas.
 It uses radio frequencies to
connect to the internet.

5. 2>.WI-FI CONNECTION
 Wi-Fi is the standard way computers
connect to wireless networks.
 Many mobile devices, and other
standalone devices also include Wi-Fi
capability, enabling them to connect to
wireless networks in range of 100 meters.

6. 3>.SATELLITE CONNECTION
 Internet over Satellite (IoS) allows a user
to access the Internet via a satellite that
orbits the earth.
 Typical Internet over Satellite connection
speeds (standard IP services) average
around 492 up to 512 Kbps.

7. 4>.CABLE CONNECTION
 Through the use of a cable modem you can
have a broadband Internet connection that is
designed to operate over cable TV lines.
 Cable speeds range from 512 Kbps to 20
Mbps.
 It have more range than the other internet
connections.

9.  This may be the best option if you
are on a tight budget.
 Dial-up access uses a modem
and a telephone line to connect to
the Internet.
 The drawbacks of using this
option are that data is typically
transmitted at a slow rate and it
blocks the telephone line.

11. 6>.DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER LINE
(DSL)
 DSL is also called an always on
connection because it uses
.
 There is no need to dial-in to your ISP
as DSL is always on.
 Its speeds ranges from 128kpbs to 8
mbps.

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