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dude..some guy in networking said his friend in korea has a 98Mbit(down) connection

really, well i've got a friend in nigeria who gets every piece of computer equitment you ever want for pennies on the dollar!
 
Originally posted by: BrianH1
really, well i've got a friend in nigeria who gets every piece of computer equitment you ever want for pennies on the dollar!
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now if only they had electricty to use itall...

and if only UPS delived to them😉
 
The same guy who once slept with Madonna and Britney Spears, or the triple medal winner in the Special Olympics?
 
Originally posted by: MisterJackson
I have a friend in Russia, and bandwith gets him!
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I hope your friend wasn't the spammer guy who got his @$$ kicked in by an angry bunch of people. Cuz you know...he's 6ft under now. 😀
 
Originally posted by: jamesbond007
Originally posted by: MisterJackson
I have a friend in Russia, and bandwith gets him!
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I hope your friend wasn't the spammer guy who got his @$$ kicked in by an angry bunch of people. Cuz you know...he's 6ft under now. 😀
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ah, alisher, we hardly knew ye!
 
Originally posted by: ribbon13
I imagine widespread FIOS would make torrenting even more phenomenal.
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There are too many flaws with bittorrent to make it that successful. It still isn't mainstream and probably never will be.
 
Originally posted by: Malak
Originally posted by: ribbon13
I imagine widespread FIOS would make torrenting even more phenomenal.
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There are too many flaws with bittorrent to make it that successful. It still isn't mainstream and probably never will be.
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but FIOS will let the ppl who use it actually have a decent damn ratio.
 
Originally posted by: Malak
Wouldn't be worth anything, you can't ever use that bandwidth.
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Hahhahaa, how little you know.

Yes you could, oh yes, i could 😀
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Topic Title: dude..some guy in networking said his friend in korea has a 98Mbit(down) connection
Topic Summary: for $23 a month

:shocked:
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Why so shocked??? 😕 This normal for many parts of the world now.

The U.S. is no longer the technology leader. Not for a long time now. Enjoy
 
20 Mbps has been entry level in Korea for quite some time, and is available to over 80% of the population. 100 Mbps (or thereabouts) is a premium option.

In other countries, like Hong Kong, Gigabit broadband has been available for home use since last year.
 
It's true, and for the same reason that Europe has such an extensive rail system. Population density allows for it.
 
Yeah I brought my computer over there and my dad got me a $20 connection and I was uploading to my friends and blazing speeds. I was very suprised.
 
Originally posted by: BigJ
It's true, and for the same reason that Europe has such an extensive rail system. Population density allows for it.
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no....not having to update an old and atered system and starting frm scratch with the best and brightest is what allows for it....
 
Originally posted by: Mark R
20 Mbps has been entry level in Korea for quite some time, and is available to over 80% of the population. 100 Mbps (or thereabouts) is a premium option.

In other countries, like Hong Kong, Gigabit broadband has been available for home use since last year.
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Hong Kong is not a country
 
Yes. Actually I travelled to korea this winter and even hotel has 100mbps connection. If you download, it goes upto 8000kb/s(80mbps) at my laptop.
I was downloading linux iso file, and it only took me less than 2min to download 500mb file.
Uploading was about 5000kb/s(50mbps)
Really liked it.

But it seems like they dont have wifi... 🙁
 
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