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THANX
I'll have a look...
> So why is NTL 128k NOT broadband and NTL 600k broadband?
>
> Same line, you just get a restriction on the amount of data that you
> can send and receive...
Because its 128K. Technically its narrowband, because as you say its restricted to the amount of data. I am sure anything below DSL rated 384 lines (Lowest American DSL) is Narrowband and anything higher is broadband.
Same line, you just get a restriction on the amount of data that you can send and receive...
> But then NTL 600k can't really be called broadband then as its really
> just a LAN...
No its broadband. A LAN is a local area network so NTL 600k isnt a LAN, a WAN maybe, but then again that is what the internet is.
> JAZZY-JACK wrote:
> JAZZY-JACK wrote:
> 512 kbps
>
> 512k
>
> 512K is 512kbps :) So thats ok. Some people thing 128K is broadband.
But then NTL 600k can't really be called broadband then as its really just a LAN...
> If they have them left in stock and i were to order one today, anyone
> know how long they take to deliver them. (for example to london area)
Yes around 5 days excluding weekends. They are sent from Germany. They email your Subscription code to you, so if you either have Unreal, MechAssault or Ghost Recon you could be online TONIGHT.
> JAZZY-JACK wrote:
> 512 kbps
>
> 512k
512K is 512kbps :) So thats ok. Some people thing 128K is broadband.
> 512 kbps
512k