Learn about
DSL

There you were, minding your own business, when
suddenly you're bombarded with messages about the latest and greatest technology that's
going to make you more productive and successful in all your pursuits. Or at least all
those involving using the Internet.
Wasn't ISDN supposed to do that? And the 28.8K modem before that?
DSL (digital subscriber line) technology is, indeed, the next big thing, but with
several differences. First of all, it's available in a variety of speeds; choose the one
that meets your needs now, knowing that you can upgrade later. While it's faster than
ISDN, it's a lot less expensive. You pay a low, flat fee every month, based on your speed.
DSL is always on, so you don't have to wait to get a connection. And DSL isn't likely to
go away. It uses the existing copper phone lines that reach homes and offices across the
country and around the world. Instead of introducing a new technology into the fray, it's
a new, better way to use the technology that's already there.
How DSL Works
DSL is a modem technology that
transforms ordinary phone lines into high-speed digital lines for ultra-fast Internet
access. DSL modems use digital coding techniques to squeeze up to 99% more capacity out of
a phone line without interfering with your regular phone services.
A variation of today's DSL technology has been
in use since the early nineties by phone companies and large corporations running T1
lines. Now, you can enjoy the same speed, always-on, flat rate service experienced by
large organizations-- for a fraction of the cost.
Here's how. At your home or office location,
you have your PC (with an Ethernet NIC) connected to a DSL modem. That modem is wired to a
DSL circuit, which the phone company installs at your location. Finally, that circuit is
connected via phone lines to another DSL circuit, which resides at the Central Office of
your phone company.
Availability
DSL isn't available everywhere, but it's already reaching most of the country's major
metropolitan areas, with many more to come.
Business Internet Systems is currently offering DSL-based Internet service throughout the
San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Sacramento, Seattle,
Portland, Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Detroit,
Miami, Denver, Atlanta, Dallas and Houston.
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Technical
Information & Pricing

At speeds ranging from 144Kbps to 1.5Mbps, DSL
is the perfect access solution for small business, small office/home office (SOHO),
telecommuting, and high-speed personal Internet connectivity.
DSL HomeOffice (Residential Only)
| Speed |
Monthly |
Install |
Router |
| 384k/128k ADSL |
$69.00 |
Free |
$149.00* |
| 768k/384k ADSL |
$89.00 |
Free |
$149.00* |
* After $150.00 rebate
Standard Package HomeOffice (Residential
Only)
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Internet account |
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Unlimited Usage and throughput |
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4 static IP addresses |
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24 X 7 Technical Support |
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5 Email Accounts |
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6 MB Web Hosting |
DSL Business
(Promotional Price*)
| Speed |
Monthly |
Install |
Router |
| 144k/144K IDSL |
Free 1st Month
$124.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 160K/160K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$149.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 192K/192K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$169.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 200K/200K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$169.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 384K/384K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$199.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 416K/416K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$199.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 768K/768K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$359.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 784K/784K SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$359.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 1.5M/384K ADSL |
Free 1st Month
$359.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 1.04M/1.04M SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$399.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 1.1M/1.1M SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$399.00 |
Free |
Free |
| 1.5M/1.5M SDSL |
Free 1st Month
$499.00 |
Free |
Free |
* Available with one year service agreement. Month-to-month service
agreements also available. Call for details.
Standard Package Business
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Internet account |
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Unlimited Usage and throughput |
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8 static IP addresses |
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Usenet News Groups |
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24 X 7 Technical Support |
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5 Email Accounts |
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Routed or Bridge Solution |
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Domain Name Service (DSN) primary
and secondary |
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6 MB Web Hosting for your own
domain
(http://www.yourdomain.com) |
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