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To: Scrapps who wrote (18315)	3/1/1999 2:21:00 PM
From: Moonray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22053

Bandwidth Wars: DSL Gets A Boost InternetWeek - March 01, 1999, Issue: 754 Spotty geographic coverage, interoperability problems and a lack of equally high uploading and downloading speeds has digital subscriber line service stalled in low gear among big businesses. For now, it's small, regional companies that are boosting DSL sales, primarily because those businesses can't afford traditional T1 or even fractional T1 connections, which range from $900 to almost $2,000 per month. By comparison, DSL costs range from about $90 to about $200 per month for the basic service, depending on the speed of the transmission required. For many small-to-medium-sized businesses, DSL service is the clear choice given the options: much slower dial-up modems or ISDN-which come with costly monthly usage fees that can reach into hundreds of dollars per month. techweb.com o~~~ O