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lastmile

join:2007-09-08
Robertsville, MO
·Cingular Wireless

reply to Neyland
Re: Great... sorta

I wonder if they take latency into consideration? I certainly hope so.

Although you can acceptable bandwidth on Satellite, the high ping times defeat many applications suited for Broadband such as gaming, voip, vpn, etc.

High latency shouldn't be considered broadband.
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