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Exploring Internet Types and Their Importance

This presentation discusses various types of internet connections, including their historical development and significance in modern life. It covers dial-up, DSL, cable, fiber optic, satellite, and mobile internet, highlighting their features, advantages, and limitations. The future of internet connectivity is also addressed, focusing on advancements in satellite technology, 5G expansion, and fiber network rollout.

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Exploring Internet Types and Their Importance

This presentation discusses various types of internet connections, including their historical development and significance in modern life. It covers dial-up, DSL, cable, fiber optic, satellite, and mobile internet, highlighting their features, advantages, and limitations. The future of internet connectivity is also addressed, focusing on advancements in satellite technology, 5G expansion, and fiber network rollout.

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Exploring Internet

Types & Their


Importance
This presentation explores diverse internet types. It also
covers their vital roles in modern life. We will delve into
history, technologies, and future trends.

by Abdul Rafay
A Brief History of the Internet
ARPANET's Genesis Evolution and Growth The Modern Internet

The Internet started with The network evolved, adopting Today, the Internet connects
ARPANET in the late 1960s. It TCP/IP in the 1980s. This led to billions. It supports commerce,
was a US Department of its global expansion. education, and communication.
Defense project.
Dial-Up: The Original Internet Connection
1 Analog Modems 2 Slow Speeds 3 Accessibility
Dial-up uses analog modems Speeds are limited, typically Despite limitations, dial-up
to transmit data. It operates up to 56 Kbps. This makes it remains available in some
over traditional phone lines. slow for modern applications. areas. This is where
broadband isn't accessible.
DSL: Broadband Over
Phone Lines

Digital Signals Faster Speeds Availability


DSL uses digital Offers improved DSL is widely
signals on phone speeds over dial- available. It
lines. This allows up. It is suitable depends on
for faster data for basic browsing proximity to
transmission. and streaming. telephone
company
facilities.
Cable Internet: Speed and
Availability
1 Coaxial Cables
Cable internet uses coaxial cables. These are the same
cables for cable television.

2 High Bandwidth
Provides high bandwidth. This supports faster speeds
than DSL in most cases.

3 Shared Bandwidth
Bandwidth is shared among users in the area. Speeds
may vary during peak times.
Fiber Optic Internet: The
Fastest Connection
Light Signals
Fiber optic internet transmits data as light. This
happens through glass or plastic fibers.

Extremely Fast
Offers the fastest speeds available. It is ideal for
demanding applications.

Reliability
More reliable than other types. It is less susceptible
to interference.
Satellite Internet: Reaching Remote Areas

2 Remote Access

1
Satellite Dish

Latency
3

Satellite internet uses a dish to communicate with satellites in orbit. It serves areas where cable and fiber
are not available. It experiences higher latency due to distance.
Mobile Internet (4G/5G): Internet on the Go
5G
1 Very fast

4G
2
Reliable

Mobile
3
Portable

Mobile internet uses cellular networks. 4G and 5G offer high-speed wireless access. Ideal for smartphones,
tablets, and portable devices.
Why We Need Different
Types of Internet
Accessibility Cost Speed Needs

Diverse options Varying price Different uses


ensure points cater to have varying
coverage for all different speed
regions. budgets. requirements.
The Future of Internet Connectivity

Satellite Advances 5G Expansion Fiber Expansion


Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites Wider deployment is enabling Continued rollout of fiber
are enhancing global coverage. new applications. This includes networks is boosting speeds.
IoT and smart cities.

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