Wireless broadband is a technology where your connection to the Internet is made by a radio link to one of your WISP's antennas. This allows WISP's to do some pretty amazing things. First, we aren't limited by cables like DSL or Cable Broadband, our connection to you passes through the air. Since WISP's aren't trying to make older technology (like television cable) work for data, we can achieve incredible speeds both from the network to you, and from you out. Wireless Broadband is an always-on connection capable of providing simultaneous mixed media (phone, fax, Internet) over the same connection with speeds that are substantially greater than a typical dial-up connection.

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