What is DSL?

Answer:

DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) is an always-on Internet connection. DSL is billed per month, usually for a fixed price, and for the majority of providers, for unlimited usage. The key advantage of DSL over modem is speed. DSL is from several, to dozens, of times faster than a modem connection. Connection speed, reliability, and the 'always-on' nature of DSL, are the main reasons it is so popular. For small businesses, DSL is also a great way to save money compared to pay per minute ISDN service, or expensive T1 lines.

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