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Up to 100 Mbps. By they'll try to get at least 25 Mbps. Don't ask about upload speeds, those apparently don't matter.
by quink 14y ago
Up to 100 Mbps. By they'll try to get at least 25 Mbps. Don't ask about upload speeds, those apparently don't matter.
- arbitrarywords 14y agoNot to mention latency, which is the most significant factor for me. I'm on semi-NBN and now have a 4ms ping to work. Only have to leave the house once a week (Warning: side-effects may vary).
- joshschreuder 14y agoWhat's semi-NBN?
- oohmeplums 14y agoOpticomm or something similar?
- arbitrarywords 14y agoNah, it's South Brisbane. They knocked down the old exchange for the hospital extension, Telstra installed fibre, supposedly eventually it will be rolled into the official NBN network, but until then, we get rates way worse than ADSL and I'm forced to pay $30/mth for a "landline" which I never use... still, it's worth it for the latency.
- tacticus 14y agoI think Clarke and Dawe did a fairly decent video on the LNP alternative. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TptIs0k-spg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TptIs0k-spg