We don't recommend SkySat DSL for online gaming (first person shooters, etc) because of the inherent ping latency between the SkySat satellite and your dish. Other types of gaming, like Yahoo! games, work just fine on SkySat DSL.

SkySat DSL is a broadband Internet service available everywhere that other broadband products aren't. It is much faster than traditional dial-up. If you're looking for a fast connection, SkySat is perfect for you.

SkySat DSL has 512kbps download rate, comparable to traditional DSL service and much faster than dial-up service.

SkySat DSL runs on PCs with Windows 2000 or Windows XP. This service is not compatible with Apple computers or Windows operating systems before Windows 2000.

You need a satellite dish and satellite modem (provided) as well as a traditional telephone modem, included in most computers. The satellite modem comes in two types, an internal PCI card and an external USB modem; ask us which is better for you when you order.

It is quite simple after you are connected. After your system is set up, you don't have to worry about the connection; SkySat software automatically manages it for you.

There are currently only online servers in Japan to play online against other gamers. You will have to dial up directly to the servers, meaning if you are outside the country, you will be paying long distance charges for the duration of the call/game. The US does not have any gaming servers set up yet and are expecting to have them around the end of 2000.

There are several main components to an online gaming venture. They are Software, E-commerce, Hosting, License, Security, Off-Shore Incorporation, Off-Shore Banking, and most importantly, Marketing.

The benefit of online gaming is now you can zap aliens with a lot more than two people. Plus, these people don't have to be crammed on the same couch as you. In some cases this online gaming can occur on your actual computer by going to a certain game site. Another way (that is increasingly popular) is using your game system. Companies today design systems with adapters that can actually plug right into your broadband modem.

I haven't heard of anybody trying. I would be amazed if it did. For this to work, the protocol would have to be a near exact match to the one it's already been designed for. I find this very unlikely, but still possible. If you've tried it, feel free to tell me what results you got.

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No, at this time you need to use a ADSL modem that is compatible with the ADSL network. If you want to use a modem from a source other than chosen provider, please check with us first to determine compatibility.

Yes, RadixDSL utilizes line sharing technology which allows you to use one phone line for voice calls and DSL connection simultaneously. A line filter is required for any telephone being used on that same line. The filter allows DSL and voice frequencies to travel on the same copper pair which allows voice and data to travel along the same line. You will receive one filter with your RadixDSL account. Additional filters can be purchased for $20.00 each.

In most cases, yes. If not, we'll provide equipment for you at no charge. EarthLink Wi-Fi, however, requires specific equipment. Costs may be associated with the necessary equipment.

Yes, you can talk on the phone and use your DSL service at the same time, on one phone line. There's no need to add an additional phone line for EarthLink DSL service.

Yes you certainly can. There are a wide range of games you can find online. If you are playing Doom, Unreal Tournament, Half Life or similar, our service will certainly work.

DSL is one of the most popular types of "Broadband Internet." A DSL modem is similar to a cable modem in that it delivers high-speed Internet access, but instead of traveling over the shared TV cable in your neighborhood, it uses your phone line. Unlike dial-up Internet service however, you are always connected and can still use your home phone while using the computer!

Yes, all of our broadband options are suitable for online gaming, whether based on the PC, or a games console. View information on setting up your games console for using broadband.

Again, there are too many to list. Some of the big ones are spectator mode, which, in games with it enabled, will let you watch your friends play; video chat (coming soon); and voice commands.

Generally speaking, yes. Legitimate casinos don't need to operate crooked games to make a profit. There's enough profit built-in with the house edge and player mistakes. Many casinos advertise that their games are tested for fairness. Some casinos have their payouts audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers or other major accounting firms. But be warned that there are a few dishonest casinos out there.

The best way to do this is with a router. The general consensus is that Linksys makes the best routers for this. You can decide to use a wired router if you don't mind wiring through your walls, if your computers are right next to each other, or if you don't mind looking at wires on the floor. You just connect the network cables to the router, and connect the DSL modem into the WAN port in the router, enter your connection information in the router using your browser and it should work.

No. You will be operating under a 3rd party gaming license. We also provide free financial transactions through various payment processors although you may wish to obtain your own merchant account.

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No, at this time you need to use a modem that is compatible with HRI DSL. If you want to use a modem from another source, please check with us first to determine compatibility.

No. To maintain proper security you MUST first disconnect any system that will dial-up from a cable modem or DSL service. Users of cable modems or DSL service should consider using the Secure Nomadic Access service. The FAQ for SNA is here. SNA provides Web-based, secure, high-speed access to internal Headquarters computer resources.