Is the following description correct? G.SHDSL broadband access technology is suitable for high- speed Internet access and video conferencing for users in hotels and Internet cafes, but it cannot…

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  24% (8)
• B
  76% (25)

Explanation

B is correct because the statement contains a factual error in its second clause. G.SHDSL (Single-pair High-speed Digital Subscriber Line) is indeed suitable for high-speed Internet access and video conferencing in environments like hotels and Internet cafes, so that part of the description is accurate. However, the claim that it cannot provide dedicated line interconnection and dedicated line access is wrong -- G.SHDSL was specifically designed to support symmetric, dedicated-quality data transmission, making it well-suited for exactly those applications as a leased-line alternative for businesses. Option A is incorrect because accepting the full statement as true requires accepting that false limitation, which contradicts G.SHDSL's core capabilities.

Memory tip: G.SHDSL's defining feature is symmetrical speed -- equal upload and download rates -- which is the hallmark of dedicated line services. If a technology supports symmetric transmission, it almost certainly supports dedicated line use cases. Any answer that says G.SHDSL cannot do this is a red flag.

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