Buyers' Guide to Top Broadband ISPs

Cable Internet costs the least, but you should choose DSL if you plan to share access among multiple PCs.

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If your internet activity is limited to e-mail and occasional Web browsing, broadband may not be worth the extra cost. But if you're ready to move to broadband, and you like your dial-up ISP, check with it first--you might keep your e-mail address. If you simply want a faster connection, cable usually offers more speed for the money. A DSL line typically has more business-friendly features. Stuck in the wilderness? Then you're probably stuck with satellite, but keep checking for the availability of the other services.

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