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Wireless Internet Cards or Air Cards have become popular in rural parts of America. This may sound like a safe alternative for high speed Internet, however, let me bring to light some of the issues that may arise with these Air Cards.Read more

Are you in a rural area in the United States, where cable or DSL Internet services are not available? Have you had to suffer through long waits to connect to your dial-up service only to have your connection drop? Have you had to add another phone line to your home because you have a dial-up Internet provider - or - do you just let your phone line go unavailable while you are using the Internet? If you have answered yes to any of these questions - satellite Internet may be the solution for you.Read more

As a Dealer for both Wildblue Satellite Internet and Hughesnet Satellite internet I wanted to give anyone doing research a little insight on the speeds provided for these Satellite Internet Providers.Read more

If you are considering high-speed satellite internet beware of Hughesnet. Words used to describe the service include slow, unreliable, and horrible. Many customers feel they have been scammed by Hughesnet.Read more

What makes WildBlue so incredibly fast? Its speed is maximized because of its 2-way wireless connection via satellite. WildBlue's broadband service allows you to access the Internet at speeds up to 1.5 Megabits per second (or 1,500Kbps). Compared to today’s typical dial-up connections, this is 30 times faster! Say you’re downloading a 500K photograph on HughesNet and your friend is downloading the same using dial-up service. WildBlue will do this in 4 seconds, whereas dial-up will take 1 minute 13 seconds.Read more