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Broadband
A method of transmission that allows multiple media to be transferred over a single wire or line, at the same time, and very rapidly, at least several megabits per second. Colloquially, the term is often applied to any Internet connection other than a dial-up connection. Broadband (and Internet connections generally) have allowed global businesses to operate much more closely to real time.


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Broadband usage yielded $32 billion net benefits to the consumers in 2008, which increased from $20 billion in 2005.
The extent of broadband penetration of an area is even being considered a yardstick of economic redemption today, and cheap unlimited broadband is an unavoidable necessity for everyone.
Islamabad, 24 March , 2009 (Frontier Star) -- Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited, PTCL has announced to double the Broadband speed for its customers, at no extra cost.
 
 
 
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