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Savvy Minnesota consumers know that high speed internet connections are an essential part of daily life in today’s world. If you’re not one of 1.7 million of the state’s residents who have regular access to a broadband connection, now’s the time to change that. It seems that even the most basic internet applications, like emailing, now require a fast, uninterrupted connection. And for the more popular internet practices – online shopping, school research, social interactions, watching videos, downloading attachments – a high speed connection is imperative.
Some of the internet service providers (ISPs) in Minnesota are Qwest, HughesNet, WildBlue, Comcast, Charter Communications, and Time Warner Road Runner. These companies offer high speed internet through technologies such as cable, DSL, wireless, fiber-optic, and satellite. However, not all technologies or companies are available in all areas of the state.
Residents living in the state’s larger metropolitan areas – Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester, Duluth, Bloomington – will likely have more internet connection options than those in the small cities, such as Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, St. Cloud, or Eagan. As for Minnesota residents in rural areas, their connectivity may be limited to satellite internet or dial-up connections.