fiberoptics :)

[thefool]

Hi!

Just got fiberoptics installed. 41 tv channels(hdtv of course), phone AND internet in the package.

The 2/2 mbit line gets download speeds at around 258 kbit/s (the connection scores a bit over 2048 in the online tests i've been taking), compared to my old dsl 2mbit who goes at around 206. The upload speed matches well too

Oh, that internet connection is just temporary. I will get either a 5/5 or 10/10 in a few days; just waiting till i have put the cables


I guess the reason for the massive speed increase is 0 [or VERY low] noise..

So even though i expected only a minor speed increase, i got a massive 25% increase in download speed, and a 2000%, two thousand percent upload increase.

So with the 5/5 mbit wich is the smallest i get, i will be expecting up and download speeds of 640 kbit/s, wich is quite nice.


I gotta admit, so far the fiberoptics has been working nicely.. Of course, they only serve unlimited bandwith.

[dracflamloc]

Whats that cost converted to USA $?

[thefool]

91$ for the 5/5mbit, unlimited a month. Compared you pay 72$ for a 2048/512 kb adsl per month (again; compared to the fiberoptic 2/2 the dl speed is loosing 20% on noise).

45$ for the 41 channels and some digital radio signals on top. HD-TV suported, including a small top box where you can browse the internet on your TV, see information about the tv program on all the channels, set reminders and so on.

21$ a month for free calls to stationary telephones and good prices @cellphones.


The prices are rather good
The internet price is insanely good compared to before this was coming.

[Trond]

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21$ a month for free calls

And the question is: Are the calls really free if you have to pay 21$ every month for them?

[thefool]

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21$ a month for free calls

And the question is: Are the calls really free if you have to pay 21$ every month for them?

You know what i mean.

There are different ways to understand the word free, at least in danish.