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During the 2nd gulf war, I still had dial-up, 14.4kbps IIRC, maybe not even 28.8kbps, and definitely not 56kbps, let alone our later DSL speeds, not to mention our current fiber-optic speeds, yet ...

These basic DSL packages cost only $60-$120 a year more than dial-up. For all but the most casual of users, the big speed boost and always-on connection would seem to make broadband a no-brainer.

So Steve found himself with three ISPs - DSL, cable modem, and a dial-up service - plus the possible need for a fourth, a cellular data service. So the question was how to decide what to do away with.

QUESTION: When I close out of Internet Explorer and disconnect from my High Speed DSL connection on my Windows XP PC, I am finding recently that my "dial up connection" window activates right ...

According to J.D. Power and Associates, dial-up Internet access customers are more likely to switch to DSL than cable modem services if both were available in their area. The information services ...

Although the United States is still largely a dial-up country, it seems inevitable that dial-up will give way to faster DSL and cable technologies as time passes. Implications of this shift are ...

There's no other major item most of us own that is as confusing, unpredictable and unreliable as our personal computers. Everybody has questions about them, and we aim to help. Here are a few ...

Those who have been holding on to inexpensive dial-up connections because of price concerns may have one fewer reason to do so, as SBC has lowered its DSL price to US$14.95 per month. The offer ...

The company reports another quarter of sagging growth in broadband Internet, raising speculation that the high-speed cable access market is maturing and facing more competition.

AOL's CDs were once ubiquitous, but DSL and cable modems made the company's dial-up service a dinosaur. Now, AOL is struggling for relevance and revenue, as it plots its resurrection story.

"You're likely not to penetrate mass market unless you're pricing closer to AOL," the world's largest dial-up Internet service provider, which charges $23.90 a month, said Mark May, an equity ...