Symbian smartphone: T3 Internet Connection

T3 Internet Connection
Can any one tell me what is the difference between T3 Internet Service and T1 Internet Service? I know T1 line connection can handle speed up to 1 mbps. Is this faster than T3 Internet Service?

#2
16-06-2009

deveritt
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Re: T3 Internet Connection
The "T1 Internet" connection comes in various packages. A T1 line can handle a high speed Internet connection speed of 1.544 Mbps.The price of these connections may differ depending on the offers and packages provided by the ISP (internet service provider). DS3 connection (or T3 connection), is great for companies with large bandwidth needs.T3 internet connection is also called as DS3 internet connection.T3 lines are incredibly fast Internet connections, operating at 45 million bits per second. Most T3 lines are used by very large companies and universities with high traffic.

#3
16-06-2009
Hemal Das
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Re: T3 Internet Connection
T3 and DS3 are used interchangeably,A T3 Line or DS3 line is an extremely high bandwidth circuit that can provide up to 44.7 MBPS to the Internet, and typically costs several thousands of dollars per month. .A DS3 line (also known as a T3 line) is a fast high-speed connection capable of transmitting data rates of up to 45 Mbps.

#4
16-06-2009

Trio
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Join Date: May 2008
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Re: T3 Internet Connection
T1 and T3 are two common types of leased lines used in telecommunications. Both T1 lines and T3 lines are reserved circuits that operate over either copper or fiber optic cables.A DS3 line (also known as a T3 line) is a fast high-speed connection capable of transmitting data rates of up to 45 Mbps.A T1 line can carry 24 digitized voice channels. For this reason, T1 lines are ideal for call centers and other offices with many desktop telephone sets. T3 lines are equal to about 672 regular voice-grade telephone lines/data lines, each of which supports 64 Kbps, which is fast enough to transmit real-time video, VOIP, ERP, and very large databases over a busy network.