I lately discovered some interesting facts about the AT&T U-verse services and how they work by providing efficient and low-cost Internet, TV, and phone bundle solutions to homes and businesses. U-verse actually works by delivering data to the home or office by way of fiber and existing copper. This article focuses on explaining this technique in a little more detail, as well as explains how to get the best value for money by redeeming an online coupon code when ordering a U-verse bundle.

You’ve probably already heard of AT&T; they are a large Company in the telecommunications industry, and a service provider of television, phone and Internet across the United States. AT&T has grown to be a very well recognized household name.

As a homeowner, it may be at first confusing to understand the technology behind U-verse. Essentially it works by distributing data and information via a fiber pipeline to a central VRAD unit in your local community. Then the electrical equipment in the VRAD serves as a method of distributing the data to the home or business through copper lines. This is otherwise known as a "fiber to the node" network, or "FTTN". More information about the technical aspects of how U-verse works can be found on Wikipedia, or on AT&T’s website.

Telephone services are typically switched to a VOIP service, something that is easily handled with the existing hardware in your home. Fortunately, you don’t have to buy a new phone or cables to get the VOIP service hooked up. The internal hardware takes are of everything, and you simply make and receive phone calls as you did before.

If you’re used to a Wi-Fi connection then this doesn’t change when you switch to a U-verse bundle. You would still expect to receive a superior service in terms of data transfer via the Internet; much the same as any DSL connection or cable modem. Instead of a cable modem you would use a VDSL/ADSL2+ modem. This communicates to your TV, phone and Internet through the VRAD unit in your neighborhood, and then transmits the data to your home.

TV reception is achieved by data passing through the IPTC to the setup boxes from the outside modem connection. This would occur through your LAN or existing Ethernet connection. It doesn’t really matter how you currently have your television setup because the wiring options are designed to work with any existing setup.

The best way to save money when thinking about buying any of these U-verse services is to combine the services together and buy them as a bundle. It’s quite possible to take advantage of some great promotional deals and money saving opportunities with online coupons codes, provided by CouponSnapsot.com. If you were to use a uverse coupon, you might expect to receive a promotional card for up to $200 if you purchase a qualifying bundle of TV, Internet and Voice together. I have seen other special offers including dollars off your monthly bills.

By using coupon codes and bundling the services provided by AT&T’s U-verse, I think it’s really possible to save a bundle on your TV, Internet and home phone services.