Internet@Dalton
Search the Web

Dial-up/DSL

Web Hosting

Web Design/Marketing

Tech Support

About

Computers

I@D Links
  • Subscribe to Our Newsletter
  • Directions to I@D Offices
  • Sign Up For I@D Access
  • I@D HTML WebMail
  • I@D AJAX WebMail
  • Spam & Virus Protection
  • I@D Account Settings
  • Check Account Status
  • I@D Dialup Numbers
  • Make I@D Your Homepage
  • Popular Downloads
  • Register a Domain Name
  • I@D Contact/Feedback
  • Calender of Events
  • Fox News
  • GOP Senator Warns Dems: We'll Be Watching You
  • Radical Cleric Taunts President
  • Major Glitches Plague 2010 Census
  • Lawyer: ABC News Paid Accused Child Killer $200,000- Toyota Demands ABC News Apologize Over Report
  • Inmates, Sources Say Madoff Beaten in Prison
  • Despite Floods, Some in Fargo Refuse to Move- LIVESHOTS: Photos From Deluged Des Moines
  • Feds Search for Elusive Teen Burglar on Wash. Island
  • LIVESHOTS: Lewis on U.S.-Russia Nuke Deal
  • New Details Emerge in Calif. 'Runaway Prius' Case
  • Couple: We Have Photo of Holloway's Remains
  • Nudist Causes Stir While Gardening Topless
  • Fired Rhode Island Teacher Hangs Obama in Effigy
  • Questions Swirl Around U.N.'s Climate Auditors- STOSSEL: Are Greens More Likely to Steal?
  • Scientists Step Closer to Making Invisibility Cloak
  • Child's Body Found in Search of Missing Boy, Mom
  • In Age of Digital Transparency, Everyone's an Expert- Social Media Used in Fighting Crime
  • MARCH MADNESS: NCAA Tourney Kicks Off
  • 'Davy Crockett' Actor Fess Parker Dies at 85
  • LIVESHOTS: Emanuel on Afghan IED Attacks
  • Fox on Sex: Yes, Virginia, There Is a G-Spot
  • Jesse Apologizes to Sandra
  • Health Care Billboard
  • Who Is 'Bombshell' McGee?
  • Racy Tiger 'Sexts' Released
  • Politically Active & Attractive
  • Bruni Nudie For Sale
  • How Are 'Dynasty' Stars?
  • Military Tech in Action
  • Tools
    Submit News
    Search This Site
    Personalize Site
    Links
    Site Stats
    Fight Spam! Click Here!
    User Functions
    Username:

    Password:

    Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User
    Wired News Top Stories
  • Review: Squishy 'Repo Men' Sticks Shiv in Organ-Extraction Action
  • Evolution of Fairness Driven by Culture, Not Genes
  • Boeing Completes Design of Shipboard Superlaser
  • Accusations Fly in Viacom, YouTube Copyright Fight
  • SXSW: Dick Jokes, '80s Action Tropes Power 'MacGruber'
  • Court: Cyberbullying Threats Not Protected Speech
  • Pay or Fail: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews
  • Watch Out, Ferrari. McLaren Is Back With Another Supercar
  • Court Slaps Prosecutor Who Threatened Child-Porn Charges Over 'Sexting'
  • Op-Ed: Why the Internet Should Win the Nobel Peace Prize
  • Cosmic Dust Gives Milky Way a Fiery Mane
  • Controversy Erupts Over Endangered Bat Colony
  • Sex.com Firesale Delayed as Creditors Bicker
  • 'FlashForward' Flashes Forward Without Its Creator
  • High-Speed Camera Scans Books in Seconds
  • Google Working With Intel, Sony on TV Project: Report
  • First Look: Kindle for Mac
  • SXSW: Amps Set on 11, Bagpipes Set on Stun
  • March 18, 1987: Woodstock for Physicists
  • Acer Laptop Trades Performance for Ultralow Price
  • What's Inside Head & Shoulders That Nukes Yeast, Zaps Static?
  • SXSW: Geeks Defend Their Foursquare Turf
  • The Oldest Trees on the Planet
  • Austin Calling: 10 SXSW Bands You Shouldn't Miss
  • SXSW: Grooms Brings Noisy Indie Rock From New York to Austin
  • Court: State Can Dump Non-Sex Offenders Into Registry
  • SXSW: 'People vs. George Lucas' Packs Vitriol, Nostalgia
  • Canon First in Line for Its Own Top-Level Domain, .canon
  • Cool: New Exoplanet Is Close to Habitable Zone
  • Seminal '70s Environmental TV Series Now Online
  • Older Stories
    Friday 21-Nov
  • Security Info From Microsoft (0)
  • MCM Current Specials (0)

  • Tuesday 16-Sep
  • Beware Ebay Scam (0)

  • Wednesday 03-Sep
  • MCM/Internet@Dalton Offers Tech Support Via eCare (0)

  • Tuesday 12-Aug
  • 'MSBlast' Worm Spreading (0)

  • Friday 14-Mar
  • Register for Personalized Access to I@D Portal (0)

  • Monday 10-Mar
  • Welcome to the new Intenet@Dalton Portal (0)

  • Friday 28-Feb
  • DSL High Speed Internet Available (0)
  • Access your desktop computer from anywhere in the world. (0)
  • Back up your files with IBackup. (0)

  • 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)

    Pricing and dialup plans>>

    **Supported by Extreme Dialup Powered by Slipstream

     

    Last Updated Monday, December 15 2003 @ 02:57 PM EST|9,265 Hits

    Quotes
    Local Advertisers
    Carpet.net
    CNN News
  • Democrats unveil $940 billion health care plan
  • U.S. man pleads guilty in Mumbai attack
  • Priest, teen allegedly taped having sex
  • Survivor: Irish priest destroyed family
  • 'Daniel Boone' star Fess Parker dies
  • U.S. launches inquiry in Mexico killings
  • Island searched for 'barefoot burglar'
  • Killer who bragged set for execution
  • Wolves shot to see if they killed woman
  • Racist PA remark stuns Wal-Mart store
  • USA Today News
  • Obama team wrapping up health package
  • Obama signs $38B jobs bill to spur growth
  • French court convicts woman of killing six newborns
  • Red River area waits for flood
  • Ex-Scotland Yard detective jailed for cocaine plot
  • Obama effigy hung at R.I. school with fired teachers
  • Remains of Italian teen believed found in church
  • Three men convicted in theft of Auschwitz sign
  • Warships blasting Somali pirates out of water
  • Putin: Iran's nuclear plant launch set for summer
  • Report: Thyroid cancer radiation a public threat
  • 'Jihad Jane' pleads not guilty to terror plot
  • U.S. commander says security bolstered in Kandahar
  • Thursday's forecast: Rockies, Plains brace for winter storm
  • Some Fargo, N.D., residents refuse to move despite floods
  • What's New

    Stories

    No new stories

    Comments last 2 days

    No new comments

    Trackbacks last 2 days

    No new trackback comments

    Links last 2 weeks

    No recent new links
    Poll
    What's most important to you in selecting an ISP?

    What's most important to you in selecting an ISP?

    •  Customer Service
    •  Price
    •  High-Speed Options
    •  Dialup Roaming
    •  Locally Owned
    •  Reliability
    •  Other
    This poll has 0 more questions.
    Other polls | 242 votes | 0 comments
    Who's Online
    Guest Users: 9
    Online Games
    Diamond Mine
    Blix
    Nascar Web Racing
    Pac Man
    Graal
    Old School BBS Games

     Copyright © 2010 Internet at Dalton Portal
     All trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners.
    Dalton, Georgia
    Created this page in 0.15 seconds