Universal Broadband is Coming!

Most PC users employ the physical connections we have described but there are other possibilities. With WebTV, for instance, you use your television to access the internet. If your wireless aims are modest—you want to access the Net from your back porch—Apple computers AirPort allows you to connect to other Macs and the internet. A personal digital assistant from 3Com, enables you to get on the Net from the greater distances, but the small screen best accommodates specially prepared Web pages, of which there are few so far.

IT Expert System provides the Information about the Universal Broadband.

We are living in a period of fast changes. As of now, almost third of the family units in the U.S. have DSL, link, or wireless services. Most of them, admittedly are in and around major cities, and the companies providing connections have been slow to expand them to the rest of North America. But Universal Broadband is coming. When the telephone companies finish scrambling to upgrade their phone lines to DSL, the cable companies make their “pipes” better handle two-way data, and the wireless companies refine they're through the air links, ordinary Internet users will probably have connection 100 times faster than they are today.