Slow modem connection = slow broadband

Discussion in 'Broadband' started by Jon, Jul 18, 2003.

  1. Jon

    Jon Guest

    Hi,

    I was thinking about getting broadband installed, but wanted to know if the
    speed of my modem connection would be indicative of the speed of broadband
    connection. I can only get a maximum of around 40 kbps on my modem (this is
    with the gain on the line at full), so would that necessarily mean I'd get a
    slower ADSL connection?

    TIA

    Jon
     
    Jon, Jul 18, 2003
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