First, yes there are still a few dial-up providers, like Net Zero. However, your Mother's e-machine should have no problem using broadband. If it has an ethernet port on the back of it, it can go high speed.
Dial up internet is going to be a lot slower than your dsl modem. Typically you can still use dial up and I believe AOL still offers this service.
Dial up internet is still offered almost any where that a phone line can reach. It is no longer an option that most people care to use but it is still available.
NetZero, EarthLink, and Compuserve all provide dial-up internet services.
Good internet providers depend on your location and speed requirements. Some providers do not serve all locations. Companies like Virgin Media, BT and TalkTalk in the UK provide good dial up internet solutions.
Dial up internet is becoming hard to find. You can get dial up internet thru AOL if you like.
dial-up is when you have no brordband and you have to dial-up to get on to the internet.
Yes, most phone companies still offer dial up internet providers left in the US. RCN Internet VoIP, Comcast, and Vonage are some of the examples.
Dial up is still in use, but not commonly. DSL and Cable are the two leading internet services at the moment. The other alternative is a direct satellite internet connection.
There are a few different internet service providers who offer free dial up service. Internet service providers like NetZero offer free dial up service for up to 10 hours per month. Fast Free Dial-Up is another site that offers a free dial-up internet connection.
Dial up internet is becoming a thing of the past. On average it will cost 9.95 per month for the dial up service.
Most laptops have built-in modem ports. You would have to get with an ISP (Internet Service Provider) that still furnishes dial-up. AT&T, Juno and NetZero still do.
Therea are a few and rare companies that offer dial up. These companies may offer it as low as $4.97with unlimited access