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Satellite
Preconditions to offer Internet services
through the satellite were the increased requirements of transmission
quality from customers combined with the challenge for providers to
serve customers in remote regions with absence of the advanced telecommunication
infrastructure.
The idea to unite two widely widespread
systems: individual satellite TV and access in Internet, has appeared
so successful, that in a speedy timeline both individual satellite systems
and complex decisions in scale of city were developed and introduced.
The transfer of the information through the satellite channel is currently
the compromise between rather slow and poor-quality modem connection
and a rather expensive connection through dedicated line. Due to availability
for receiving of the information of the high-speed satellite channel,
the user receives an opportunity to consume practically unlimited volumes
of the information and there is access of a wide set of services for
him, which was impossible to take advantage earlier because of high-speed
restrictions.
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