Dsl Or Cable Broadband?

[test4321]

Kung konti lang sa area ang naka cable, then it would be ideal to get cable over dsl. DSL is preferred if there are many in your area subscribe to cable. High possibility mabagal ang speed sa cable pag madami kayo sa area.

 

Overall, fiber would be better than both dsl and cable.

[Jon Don]

Best option for Internet is to move out of the country until PLDT's monopoly in the ISP industry has been removed for good.

[roy.guinness]

VDSL (fiber) > ADSL > Cable

 

I would actually avoid cable since yung line is shared among the cable subscribers, unlike DSL na dedicated yung line. So pag madaming users na sabay-sabay sa cable, medyo babagal yung service.

[Ghozu]

Pldt dsl, but im waiting for telstra hehehe

[Boss James]

PLDT DSL.

[Google]

kelan po ba dadarating ang telstra?

 

hindi pa tuloy ang telstra... daming problema.

 

http://www.smh.com.au/business/telstras-philippine-venture-threatened-by-legal-action-presidential-lobbying-20151218-glr8fo.html

http://www.philstar.com/technology/2015/11/02/1517478/excitement-over-telstra-might-end-huge-disappointment

[funkopop8]

tatoo na

[pyng]

fiber na!

[boy_kwitis]

Sayang naman telstra. Walang competetion ang pldt kaya ang pangit nang speed to cost ratio sa pinas. (No globe does not count)

[jasonmick]

dsl parin

[qawsed2]

mas mganda parin DSL ndi ngkakaproblema net pag maulan

[Alex_lan]

Hi guys, a little off the topic, they say pldt is using fiber optic cable, do you know what cable is this? Ex Cat5 cables? Electrical supplies in manila are not familiar with optical cable by pldt, tnx

[kyeorogi]

dsl. wag lang dial up

[Maxped]

kailan kaya magkakapag asa internet speed natin. almost lahat na try ko na

[moreley]

Hi guys, a little off the topic, they say pldt is using fiber optic cable, do you know what cable is this? Ex Cat5 cables? Electrical supplies in manila are not familiar with optical cable by pldt, tnx

I think this means they run their enterprise network on fiber optic, but the cables that run to your house and to your modem are either coaxial or a dsl cable (looks like a telephone cable). Cat5 and Cat6 are ethernet cables that you connect to your router or switch.