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Details of an adslguide speedtest will follow when this download has finished.
> adrian wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> That's nothing.
>
> Yeah I know its nothing. But 4Mb for like $30 is damn cheap. Plus
> they sent alot more than 4 DVDs in 2 hours. Its more like 2 DVDs a
> second or something.
>
> Friend in States told me his new line downloads 25mb in one minute 25
> secs. :) That's about 1.3gb an hour !
Thats only about 3Mb connection. Cable is now 3Mb as NTL etc have upgrade all speeds by 50%, probably alot more over here than what your friend is paying though :D
> monkey_man wrote:
> That's nothing.
>
> Yeah I know its nothing. But 4Mb for like $30 is damn cheap. Plus
> they sent alot more than 4 DVDs in 2 hours. Its more like 2 DVDs a
> second or something.
Friend in States told me his new line downloads 25mb in one minute 25 secs. :) That's about 1.3gb an hour !
Plus the BBC site is banned there too!
> My +1 Elvish army was triumphant in the end.
>
> Doesn't North Korea have like ultra-fast Broadband for about a penny
> a day or something?
Korea, Japan etc have fast connections. There 56K speed is something like 12Mb. Remember reading a few years ago that 12Mb was about £10 in Japan. Sweden also has very fast internet for cheap prices. VDSL is 26Mb/26Mb, ie 26Mbit/sec upload and download. You do have to be close to the exchange ie few hundred meters.
The UK is really behind in broadband which is a shame. Thinking of the overall structure of our economy etc we shouldnt be lagging behind with broadband speeds.
> My +1 Elvish army was triumphant in the end.
>
> Doesn't North Korea have like ultra-fast Broadband for about a penny
> a day or something?
Dunno, but Japan is uber cheap for uber fastness.