Saturday, 17 November 2012

Difference Between Broadband ADSL and Mobile Broadband

Thinking of getting a wireless broadband connection but confused between ADSL Wi-Fi and mobile wireless broadband? Here is a small guide to let you know about the pros and cons of these two.

An ADSL Wi-Fi is a broadband connection under which a copper telephone cable will be installed at your home affixed with an ADSL modem that has the capability to transmit wireless data. With this type of broadband connection, you will be able to access internet wirelessly in a particular area. The installation and monthly charges of broadband ADSL connection are economical and provide fast internet access. But if more than two devises are utilizing this connection at the same time, it can hamper its speed. Also you will have to set up a security code to avoid unauthorized access to internet via your personal connection.

On the other hand, if you take a mobile wireless broadband connection, you will get more mobility. In this type of broadband connection, you will get a small USB stick which is a plug and play device. You will have to plug this device into your system whenever you want internet access. With the help of this type of connection, you can have internet connectivity in a large area if your ISP has network coverage in that area. But this type of broadband connection is not a reliable one as the speed of your connection will vary with the signal strength in different areas.

Both of these connections have their own advantages and disadvantages. It depends upon your individual requirements which one of them you choose. If you require internet access upon multiple computers at your place, the broadband ADSL Wi-Fi will suit you more whereas if mobility is your main concern, you should go for the mobile wireless connection.

1 comment:

  1. Thanks for writing such a good article, it's really helpful
    thanks for sharing Class ‘A’ internet service provider allows you to test speed before you pay while offering wireless broadband services.
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