Which WiFi is best for Macbook running 10.5.8 in Los Angeles?

I HATE ATT and I hate paying for their DSL line into my office. I run a non-profit therapy center in Los Angeles for Alzheimers and ATT charges me as a business so I pay through the nose. Therefore I'm looking into dropping the ATT DSL line and going instead with a Wifi card into my laptop to get an internet connection from the cyber heavens.
Which company (not ATT please) do you think is best to provide a reliable service in West LA with speeds at least equal to DSL and how much do you think it will cost?
Thanks

Oh yes, Skype alone uses a significant amount of data before adding your video conference usage. Skype uses a peer to peer (P2P) network design to handle it's calls, so your computer and connection are helping the network by passing calls on. This means even when you are not making a call (audio only, instant messaging, or video conference) you are still using your bandwidth. For most cable and DSL users with effectively if not actually unlimited usage, this is trivial. For a cellular based user, this has a huge impact.
What do you call 'expensive' in terms of just your internet connection? DSL is usually the more affordable connection type in terms of raw cost. Cable usually delivers more total speed per dollar, but normally requires a higher minimum service cost. You may have more than one DSL and/or cable provider available in your area, so shopping around is a good idea.

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