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Denver Post reports that AT&T is offering low-cost, "naked" DSL service in its 22-state service area. The catch is that the deal is only available to those that have never had AT&T or BellSouth broadband service.

Under terms of the deal, users must buy both local phone service and a one-year contract. Users needn't purchase or rent a modem as it's included "free."

AT&T's offer of naked DSL (768 / 128 kbps) is an FCC-mandated condition of the company's takeover of BellSouth.

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