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HOW DO I GET BROADBAND?
You
will need a personal computer, a broadband enabled telephone exchange
and an Internet
Service Provider (and the software that they provide).
Firstly you need to check if your local telephone exchange has been enabled, meaning that broadband is available in your area.
Then you choose an internet service provider (ISP) that best fits your needs. Each ISP will offer a slightly different price and service, so it is worth researching the various options.
Once you have signed up to a broadband service from an ISP it is likely that you will need to install additional software on your computer to make it work. Your ISP will be able to give you details on this as you sign up.
Finally, you will need a broadband modem. This is usually supplied by your ISP, but this is not always the case — you need to check with them when you sign up. If the ISP does not supply one, you will need to purchase one from your usual PC retailer.
Once the software is installed, the broadband modem connected and your account is activated, you are ready to go.
Firstly you need to check if your local telephone exchange has been enabled, meaning that broadband is available in your area.
Then you choose an internet service provider (ISP) that best fits your needs. Each ISP will offer a slightly different price and service, so it is worth researching the various options.
Once you have signed up to a broadband service from an ISP it is likely that you will need to install additional software on your computer to make it work. Your ISP will be able to give you details on this as you sign up.
Finally, you will need a broadband modem. This is usually supplied by your ISP, but this is not always the case — you need to check with them when you sign up. If the ISP does not supply one, you will need to purchase one from your usual PC retailer.
Once the software is installed, the broadband modem connected and your account is activated, you are ready to go.
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