Posts Tagged ‘Voice T1’

25 Sep 2012

On a normal telephone line, your voice is transmitted from one location to the next as an analog signal through copper wires at a speed of about 30 kilobits per second. This works just fine when you’re at home and only one person has to use the phone at a time. But in a business
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26 Nov 2009

There are basic considerations that need to be thought of when deciding on any service – T1 bandwidth or DSL – one wishes to render. Like any competing services, there are pros and cons that should not be taken lightly. Basically, T1’s are business connections while DSL services work best for residential connections. T1 has
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20 Nov 2009

Nowadays, data and information exchange is very important. It shapes the pace of most business undertakings. In a typical office environment, networking is essential not just for Internet connections but for data/file and printer sharing which is usually availed with DSL or T1 bandwidth. Despite these simple needs, it is very important for any business
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26 May 2009

First, to better understand, lets go over what a fractional T1 is. A fractional T1 is a service that has a “local loop”, as well as a port that connects the local loop and the internet or PSTN. Since it takes the same amount of copper wire for a fractional or full T1, the phone
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