Here is an article covering the basic differences b/w cable and dsl- http://compnetworking.about.com/library/weekly/aa111200a.htm
In short, cable is theoretically faster but since the bandwidth is shared b/w all the cable traffic in the neighborhood,
it will very often give less bandwidth per household during peak hours (if everyone in your neighborhood is a kazaa-lite master, every hour is a peak hour)
yonah
Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hi All,
At home, I am connected to the Internet through Cable.
I went to a friend with ADSL. I noticed a dramatic difference in speed in favor of the ADSL connection.
Is it possible? Am I imagining things?
Thanks,
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Amichai Rotman
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