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Originally posted by ktkendall
It's not only that but it's full duplex which means transmit and receive simultaneously and as I said full dedicated line from your building to the telco or as in many cases businesses with multiple sites link their voice and data networks via point to point t1's.. I don't think your common variety cable or dsl broadband is full duplex, even if the speeds are greater I think broadband is half duplex....
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Actually, cable and DSL are both full-duplex, though the upstream speed doesn't quite match T1 speeds.
For the typical home user, T1 would offer nothing, since Comcast accounts now offers 3mbit downlink speeds, and most traffic is downlink traffic. $43/mo beats $600++ by a bunch!
