What are some other differences ?
HiNet ADSL is delivered over your phone line, while HiNet Wireless is
delivered through the air.
HiNet ADSL generally has a much lower startup cost than HiNet Wireless.
HiNet Wireless has a historical speed and reliability advantage over
HiNet ADSL.
HiNet-supplied ADSL modems generally come with a built-in 4-port Ethernet
switch, while a separate switch would need to be purchased for use with the
HiNet Wireless service.
It is important to note that ADSL/Wireless is only used to deliver the
WAN link to the client. Once the broadband node is established via either
means, internal distribution of the connectivity can take place as the customer
sees fit. Normally this would happen via Ethernet or Wireless internally.