Bringing state of the art equipment to bring you the best net possible. We broadcast our frequencies from towers right to your house. We in essence set up a huge wireless network to provided the best Internet service for area's who have little to no options for broadband service.                   We use a large range of radio frequencies to achieve this. Some of the greatest advantages of our services can be explained rather simply. The set up of our network in a given area  is much faster then what other providers must endure. Cable companies must run huge amounts of cable down every street. Phone companies must add equipment every measured distance just to get the different forms of DSL to each section of service areas.                     The knowire network can simply drop a couple of P2P antenna's and a broadcaster on a tower in an area with little to no broadband options and be up and running in no time with very little expense or over head.

What makes us different? Well lets compare.   DSL - On the slower side of broadband providers with heavy restrictions on upload. And in some area's, heavy total bandwidth usage restrictions. A phone line is required for the service and the quality of your phone line is a direct factor in your service performance. (We know, we sell DSL too.) Cable - Though cable is considered today to be one of the best providers of broadband in North America, there are also some down sides. Moisture in cable lines can cause a world of hurt to your broadband service. Also, storms may interfere with huge network of lines of cable strung from pole to pole.  Also, due to the amount of cost cable companies spend to hang said cable, they inherently play with numbers frequently. (Your bill)   Satellite - Satellite is by far the worst form of broadband on the market. Due to the distance traveled from ground to orbit and back, (with equipment needed to do such), there is about a 2 second lag on everything you do. Two way communications are just terrible. Examples of some of these types of two way communications would be, VPN's, conference calling, video chat, VoIP, and gaming. Another problem with satellite service is the cost. Start-up costs range from $500 to $2000 dollars. And the monthly can be higher than $70 a month for service. Though it might be over looked if packaged well with TV service. Cell Phone - Cell phone companies are now starting to offer their own form of broadband. This is using a wireless based system that is taking great strides to also hit areas that normally can't be hit. There are however some down points to this service as well. Cell phone companies have some of the highest restrictions on bandwidth. Also, the limitations of upload are a heavy burden as well. In a lot of cases cell phone service can come in many forms. A simple USB, or PCMCIA device to receive signal. This requires some planning because if you use a PCMCIA device for your laptop, in most cases that is the only PC you will be able to use it on. The rest of the house will have nothing. If you have more than one pc in your house, then you may have to get some different equipment from the cell provider. This, of coarse, will limit your portability of the cell service to your house and increase start-up cost substantially. And again, read your contract well! :)                    In Knowire service it is difficult to keep track of the advantages because the rate in which equipment upgrades and service improvement increase so fast that in the time it took to explain this page of information, a new wireless product was probably released. In saying that, when an upgrade to our system is needed, it is a simple change of some broadcasters. Which translates into a good days work.                     The cost of customer equipment to receive our service is dropping as technology finds better and simpler ways to do things. As a matter of fact, there has only been one price change in wireless service with the current companies involved with Knowire, and it has been a 20% drop is service price. Our goal is to be able to provide broadband service to everyone at dial-up prices.

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