Some question, absolutly unrelated to pearpc

[rogabean]

I'm on 5000/384 which for residential here is the best I can get. Realistically its more like 2000/256 in practice.

[Elv13]

ut2004
cable 5.1mb/s<-- 3.2mb/s-->

[digiplaya2005]

No ut2004 for me yet, but soon, best one is the latest one i guess
Cox high speed: (60 kBps uploads, 500 KBps downloads)
Best connection we can get is the one we have now.

[prasys]

[quote="digiplaya2005":e98638a92e]
No ut2004 for me yet, but soon, best one is the latest one i guess
Cox high speed: (60 kBps uploads, 500 KBps downloads)
Best connection we can get is the one we have now.
[/quote:e98638a92e]

woot thats good

My actual download speed : 59-100KB/s (can't really predict)....Once in a while can go up to 500Kb/s...(w00t)

My actual download speed : 4KB/s - 8KB/s (sometimes i can only get 0.3KB/S)...once in a while it can go up to 30kb/s...

[jchowland]

[quote="bot47":8b034c44a7]
[quote="jchowland":8b034c44a7]...Bloody lucky Germans...
[/quote:8b034c44a7]Yesterday, Deutsche Telekom introduced a pilot-program for new ADSL2+ technology. In Stuttgart and Hamburg you can get a 25 MBit/s DOWN and 5 MBit/s in UP.
[/quote:8b034c44a7]

We've got that in the pipeline as well - but one company owns the copper connections and it won't let anyone else go near them with newer tech.

[Apple 101]

[quote="jchowland":1812de9e17]
2) Ive got the FASTEST ADSL you can get in australia - 160k/s down, 26k/s up.
[/quote:1812de9e17]

What are you talking about? In Melbourne we get huge speeds... up and down... cheap prices too...

[Judy]

[quote="jchowland":1a128475ef]
We've got that in the pipeline as well - but one company owns the copper connections and it won't let anyone else go near them with newer tech.
[/quote:1a128475ef]

That would probably be the same in Germany if the administration wouldn't force Deutsche Telekom to let others use their copper connections.

[prasys]

[quote="Judy":65cdf5ac50]
[quote="jchowland":65cdf5ac50]We've got that in the pipeline as well - but one company owns the copper connections and it won't let anyone else go near them with newer tech.
[/quote:65cdf5ac50]

That would probably be the same in Germany if the administration wouldn't force Deutsche Telekom to let others use their copper connections.
[/quote:65cdf5ac50]

same goes to malaysia...telekom malaysia (our teleco company) does not let any other DSL provider to use their copper lines..how lousy , ....and there aren't even installing DSLAMs at my place , so i had to use wireless

[Guru3]

I'd like to point out the difference between kBps and kbps quickly, as it seems the terms are being mixed improperly. kBps is kilo[b:073d213f6b]bytes[/b:073d213f6b]/second while kbps is kilo[b:073d213f6b]bits[/b:073d213f6b]/second. There are 8 bits in a byte. So don't say you connection is 150kbps when you mean 150kBps...