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What is a T1 connection?

About T1 connections

When compared to cbale Internet and DSL for Internet service, a T1 line can be a tremendous upgrade in both speed and overall reliability.

A T1 connection brings a whole new level of speed when it comes to surfing the Internet. While a normal connection transmits data at around 30 kilobits per second, a T1 provider transmits data at over 1.54 megabits per second.

Mostly used by companies, T1 connections can also be extremely expensive. A T1 line isn’t recommended for home use, as it’s built to be able to handle several hundred simultaneous Internet surfers. In addition to Internet use, a T1 connection can carry up to 24 voice channels for telephone use.

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