WHAT IS ADSL?

Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) operates over a traditional telephone line, allowing the existing telephone line to be used to send and receive high-speed digital data whilst retaining its ability to function as a basic telephone line. The ADSL signal is carried by two ADSL modems - one at the user end and one in the local exchange. These ADSL modems are designed to exploit the physical transmission capabilities of the copper-loop line to enable high data rates over the line.
There are some limitations however to ADSL technology, the first one being you must be in an ADSL enabled exchange area. Other benefits are:

ITEC can provide ADSL to most Dakahlia's areas. To confirm if your location is accessible you simply need to provide the telephone number which will be used to access the ADSL service. Contact ITEC for details.