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The Online Family Answers:Good question. Technically, cable modems should deliver faster speeds than DSL-- cable typically offers 30 Mbps of bandwidth versus the under 10 Mbps that you'll get with most DSL services. That said, a type of DSL known as VDSL is said to match cable speeds, though it's not widely available. With either service, you can experience slower speeds than promised if your neighborhood, for example, is overloading the same DSL or cable Internet service. Family FAQ archivesWe'd like to hear from you. Please enter your family computer lifestyle question below. Word AlertWhen someone significantly changes the topic on an email list, they might use this annotation:
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Should I go with DSL or cable Internet access? Which is faster?
