Me at the moment on ADSL 1500k/256k 25GB with TPG.
Waiting 4 ADSL 2+, to be available in my area and go on 24000k/1000k 30GB and it is cheaper than ADSL.
Full Version: What Speed Are You On?
Wireless 384K / 768K Burst (off peak) Unlimited (No download quota)
I am on 56k. ( i hate dial up) But internet is not cheap here so.... 
1500k/256k - waiting for ADSL 2 speeds to pick up before I can get a 24mb line!
We should be on 8mb (6mb in this area) for the price we're paying but we have to take out another 12 month contract if we wish to upgrade 
. We're suppose to be looking into other providers but haven't got around to it
Currently on 1MB
. We're suppose to be looking into other providers but haven't got around to it Currently on 1MB
2mb but switching to other provider soon for 8mb
1024/192
QUOTE(Night-Rider @ Mar 4 2007, 04:18 PM)
I am on 56k. ( i hate dial up) But internet is not cheap here so....
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I have used 56k dial up connection and it is very slow!
I have Cable - 15M/3M.
Best dl I've seen is just under 10M but I've actually gotten more than 3M ul speed which is pretty cool!
Best dl I've seen is just under 10M but I've actually gotten more than 3M ul speed which is pretty cool!
adsl 256/64 flat(no quota) with 40:1 agregation,and it cost some 18 Euro per month..btw-what is the diference between adsl and adsl 2?
sorry word's are missing 
I have ADSL, speed unknowd probbably 100kbs?
QUOTE(ssivic @ Mar 15 2007, 09:02 PM)
I have ADSL, speed unknowd probbably 100kbs?
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my t-com bill seas 1024/192 but i'm don know are they bps or kbps
kbits/s probably
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what is the diference between adsl and adsl 2?
it's bigger and faster with more bandwidth!
(obvious isn''t it?)
QUOTE(adonisdemon @ Mar 16 2007, 09:04 AM)
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what is the diference between adsl and adsl 2?
it's bigger and faster with more bandwidth!
(obvious isn''t it?)
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obvious for speed and bandwidth,but what about the diference in conection type,type of phone line needed for adsl2,etc.
ADSL1 = up to 8Mbps
ADSL2 = up to 12Mbps
ADSL2+ = up to 24Mbps
ADSL2 works over longer distances!
ADSL2 = up to 12Mbps
ADSL2+ = up to 24Mbps
ADSL2 works over longer distances!
768kbs 
i recently converted to adsl 384 kbps.
anything is better then my old 56kp modem.
u guys are lucky to have such high speeds, the best we have max 4mbps, and thats very expensive
anything is better then my old 56kp modem.
u guys are lucky to have such high speeds, the best we have max 4mbps, and thats very expensive
3 Mbps Download
256 kbps Upload
256 kbps Upload
QUOTE(adonisdemon @ Mar 16 2007, 04:22 PM)
ADSL1 = up to 8Mbps
ADSL2 = up to 12Mbps
ADSL2+ = up to 24Mbps
ADSL2 works over longer distances!
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ADSL2 = up to 12Mbps
ADSL2+ = up to 24Mbps
ADSL2 works over longer distances!
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does it need optical cable network or regular phone network?
768 kbps but very soon i will have 2mbps! 
I couldn't live on 52k dial up. I think I would go insane
adsl - 128 kbps
Just upgraded my Internet Speed and now have 10Mb Download and 1 Mb upload.... 
200MBits anyone? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8036086.stm or 1GBits if you live in Japan 
. It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.
. It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.
QUOTE (vinnieza @ May 7 2009, 02:44 AM) 
200MBits anyone? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8036086.stm or 1GBits if you live in Japan . It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.
. It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.OMG!! 1GBps!??
So in 1GBps you can download files in the speed of more than 100MBytes per second
? ! For that speed you need a better hard disk that has transfer speed of 100+ MBytes/s
One of my cousin told me that EA and other game developers are working on a gaming server which will let the users to play games online.
You can buy the game or can try it on internet and there is no need of any game installation or any powerful hardware requirements.
QUOTE (castleboyz @ May 7 2009, 07:38 AM)
QUOTE (vinnieza @ May 7 2009, 02:44 AM)
200MBits anyone? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8036086.stm or 1GBits if you live in Japan . It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.
. It really is going towards my brothers prediction (which he said 5+ years ago): There will be no TV broadcasts in the, just internet what you want to watch when you want to watch (in high def too by the sounds of that article)? Just need to get rid of the capping.OMG!! 1GBps!??
So in 1GBps you can download files in the speed of more than 100MBytes per second
? ! For that speed you need a better hard disk that has transfer speed of 100+ MBytes/s
One of my cousin told me that EA and other game developers are working on a gaming server which will let the users to play games online.
You can buy the game or can try it on internet and there is no need of any game installation or any powerful hardware requirements.
EA's version of OnLive: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7962180.stm | http://www.onlive.com/index.html maybe?
Yeah ~100MBytes/s. Not sure if many servers can deliver that speed though but would be useful for simultaneous downloading e.g. multiple users on the same line. Could stream Hi-Def with that.
hi,
jus now checked the internet speed its 500 kbps
jus now checked the internet speed its 500 kbps
460kbps
HSDPA = 7.2Mbps
My school Internet speed = 100Mbps
My school Internet speed = 100Mbps
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