RiceSan
join:2002-01-15
111 | reply to weebies$
Re: what else is new
I see you point, prices and the amount of service you get from such do very. |
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weebies$
What The Heck?
join:2002-10-26
Wayne, MI
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I think you misunderstood what I meant. Our DSL data rates are much less than yours while our prices for that service are much more. Example someone here in the US can pay $50/mo. (or more) for 1500Kps download with 128Kps upload. Here in the US we pay much more for a much inferior product. I was trying to point out that what passes for DSL broadband here would be considered substandard in other countries - something the statistics do not take into account. It is like comparing apples to oranges - they are both fruits but definitely not the same thing.
Unfortunately we have almost no fiber deployment in the US (or at least useful fiber deployment - there's is a lot of fiber in the ground that is not connected). Here's my look at fiber deployment in the US.
»News Flash: New Company to Provide FTTH to Saturn
Thanks for the reply. Hope I explained myself better in this post - I don't think we disagree on cost in the US versus Japan. I think I'll go out to my backyard, dig some holes, bury some cables, and see how rich I get.:D
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RiceSan
join:2002-01-15
111
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said by weebies$  :
I liked the story. Some times figures can put things in perspective - like how South Korea is the overall leader while being a much smaller country than the US and China. What the figures don't show is the difference in broadband data rates in different countries - it just lumps everything together. Here in the US I believe we have much lower DSL data rates compared to South Korea, Japan, and places in Europe. I'd like to see an article detailing the differences and the reasons behind this.
Thats funny how in the world can you say its cheaper in the usa? Where we are paying from 2200 yen or $17.00 to 4200 or $36.00 for 12MBPS speed?!??!?!? |
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weebies$
What The Heck?
join:2002-10-26
Wayne, MI
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I liked the story. Some times figures can put things in perspective - like how South Korea is the overall leader while being a much smaller country than the US and China. What the figures don't show is the difference in broadband data rates in different countries - it just lumps everything together. Here in the US I believe we have much lower DSL data rates compared to South Korea, Japan, and places in Europe. I'd like to see an article detailing the differences and the reasons behind this.
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RiceSan
join:2002-01-15
111 |  reply to Karl Bode
I am not trying to be mean, but I will post info if it does appear meaty:) |
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Karl Bode
News Guy
join:2000-03-02 | reply to RiceSan
Well if you see something you believe is the "real meaty", and not covered by the weekly Asia-pac analysis, please feel free to educate us. |
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RiceSan
join:2002-01-15
111 |  reply to Karl Bode
Stats are ok, but there are alot more data that can be shared coming out of asia. I guess you guys are not getting the real meaty of topics like you should........ |
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Karl Bode
News Guy
join:2000-03-02
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These are new stats showing new broadband global rankings....it's a new story....and in turn it's being posted here....ironically, on a broadband website.
If it's not your cup of tea, either submit a broadband story you think is more interesting, or don't read it I guess.... |
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St0ney
join:2001-02-25
uranus | reply to Karl Bode
YEa why is it eevery month or so a report comes out on DSLR with a report on how China will lead in broadband???
same thing every month or so. we get the picture. |
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Karl Bode
News Guy
join:2000-03-02 | reply to RiceSan
Uh...thanks? |
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