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  • Extreme Dialup - Internet Access 5 X Faster
    Extreme Dialup - Internet Access 5 X Faster


    Extreme Dialup uses the latest technology in dialup compression and acceleration (also known as Hi-speed dialup or broadband dialup). Extreme Dialup uses a client / server compression technology that works with your existing Internet@Dalton connection, allowing you to dramatically increase your web surfing and email speed**. Pages that previously took 30 seconds to load, can now be viewed in less than 7 seconds with an average dialup modem connection!

    Slipstream Accelerator is the next best thing to DSL or cable, at a fraction of the price. Unlike costly and limited-availability broadband solutions, Extreme Dialup is:

    • Available anywhere there is a normal telephone line
    • Requires NO new hardware (works with your existing modem)
    • Easy to use - install a small software client on your PC
    • Great low cost alternative to DSL or Cable (account pricing)
    • An easy upgrade to your existing Internet@Dalton account (call us 226-5896)

    How does it work?

    Extreme Dialup is designed to provide maximum acceleration for the Web sites you visit regularly. So, the more you surf, the faster your favorite pages will load.

    Extreme Dialup speeds up the delivery of Web pages three ways:
    Compression. Extreme Dialup delivers text and graphics more efficiently, using a proprietary compression technology that significantly reduces the size of Web pages and page elements sent to your browser.

    Caching. Extreme Dialup improves upon your browser's caching ability. Extreme Dialup intelligently retains and reuses Web pages and page elements that have previously been sent to your PC. That's why the longer Extreme Dialup is in use on your PC, the faster your Web pages will load.

    Persistent Connections. Extreme Dialup uses proprietary techniques to carefully manage and optimize the communication between your modem and our network of servers through a persistent connection. This eliminates the time wasted re-establishing and closing TCP/IP connections.

    How fast is it?

    With Extreme Dialup, Web pages load an average of 3 to 5 times faster. The more regularly you visit specific Web sites, the better the performance you will receive.

    Here is an example of tests we ran with and without Extreme Dialup.

    Popular Web Sites *Before Extreme Dialup® *With Extreme Dialup How much Faster
    with Extreme Dialup?
    Ebay 11.65 seconds 2.97 seconds 3.92 X faster!
    USA Today 32.43 seconds 3.77 seconds 8.60 X faster!
    Mapquest.com 30.56 seconds 5.01 seconds 6.10 X faster!
    Monster.com 11.74 seconds 3.04 seconds 3.86 X faster!
    CNN 11.68 seconds 2.26 seconds 5.17 X faster!
    *Average time calculated based on loading the home page. First time visit to a Web page loads on average 2 times faster. Subsequent visits to the page load, on average, 3 times faster.


    What Gets Accelerated?

    Most Web content will be accelerated, but there are certain exceptions:

    What will be accelerated What will NOT be accelerated
    All text - HTML, markup, and javascript MP3 files, executables & other compressed files -Streaming media, audio and video files, and zip files
    Most graphics & photos - including .jpg and .gif images Files downloaded outside your browser using FTP
    Most banner ads - including animated gif images and Macromedia Flash content  
    All browser-based web email (Internet@Dalton Web Mail, hotmail, yahoo, etc)  
    All emails that contain images - even when read in a dedicated email program  

    Will Slipstream Accelerator work on my PC?

    Client Software

    Extreme Dialup has been through rigorous third-party testing to ensure that:

    It runs on most Microsoft® Windows™-based PC systems, including virtually any PC purchased within the last 5 years
    It does not in any way interfere with other software or applications that you use
    Extreme Dialup Powered by Slipstream Download
    Extreme Dialup Powered by Propel Download

    Compatibility

    Platforms: Windows 95b/98/NT 4.0/2000/ME/XP (No Macintosh support yet. Interested Mac User? Please tell us.)
    Connections: Any low-speed Internet connection
    Browsers: IE 5.0 or later, or Netscape 4.7 or later.
    Utilities: Works with many ad blockers, popup stoppers, personal firewalls, and other utilities.

    System Requirements

    Available Disk space: 25 MB
    (135 MB+ recommended)
    Total System memory (RAM): 32 MB
    (64 MB+ highly recommended)

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