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Return To Broadband FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What is DSL? Answered By Brayden Eckles, Editor DSL or Digital Subscriber Line means the kind of technology that uses ordinary phone lines just to send and receive information at higher frequency rate than other normal phone usage. A DSL connection can bring both the data and voice signals. DSL connection speeds depend on the distance between the subscriber and the provider. DSL technologies have two major types: the ADSL internet access that requires fast downstream connection but slow upstream connection is acceptable and Symmetric DSL that requires high speed connections in both directions. keywords: Broadband | High Speed Internet | Internet Access | DSL | Digital Subscriber Line Atlantic Broadband Cable Company

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