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    Gamers in Paris enjoy 2.5Gb/s Internet.

    http://slashdot.org/articles/06/07/26/127205.shtml

    Anyone who can spare 70 Euros a month and can get service from France Telecom in the Paris region can enjoy internet with 2.5Gb/s downstream and 1.2Gb/s upstream, along with free phone and television. The new network is purely fiber optic

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    hot dayyum! just wet myself..

    ill be old granpa before dat ever happens here in the usa..

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    Quote Originally Posted by sladesurfer




    screw gaming, imagine how quickly you could share files... legal files.
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    85$ for tv/phone/blistering internet?

    how the F*** is that possible?

    when in usa?

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    *sigh*
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    Yes those, gamers are really in for a treat when they have 250 Ping b/c 90% of servers are in North America.... Anyways, gaming usually only consumes about 40-50KB of bandwidth.

    As Westsideplaya has already pointed out, the possibilities are much greater for file sharing..... legal file sharing

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    Quote Originally Posted by brentpresley
    Yeah, I've been in withdrawal ever since finishing college and leaving the MCI regional hop.
    LOL

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    just imagine how much :banana::banana::banana::banana: you can download everyday with that, haha... just kidding.

    I have 3 meg internet.
    funny, I feel like compared to the rest of the world, this is ancient.
    but I can't even tell the difference between 1 meg, and 3 meg internet...




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    ha!
    i just got 3mb/s dsl......
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    like someone already sad, you are only as fast as the weakest link. (The case in ANY network)
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    good lord, i can only imagine what i could do with that speed on dl'ing :banana::banana::banana::banana:, "files" off of bittorrent , and gaming oo man that would be sick, lan pings to any server
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    i cant believe dats 1.2 Gigabits/s upload.. here we got Kb/s upload..

    not fair!

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    OMFG!
    (excuse my french)

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    How the hell ??? It's cheap too!!
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    i just got upgraded to 7mbps cable... and back when i had one way i thought 7mbps was

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    Damnit..

    In Denmark such thing has been underway for.. 2 years now? In Copenhagen..
    Now we'll get it installed on 2th august at my home, sad thing is, school starts 10 august, 50miles+ away.. So Im moving to an apartment, timming, aye?

    Its more like:
    80USD for internet
    100 USD for television
    50USD for phone with this solution though..

    And one more thing, its 100mbit as max in Denmark, eventhough the cables can provide more than 364TB/s according to a NESA conference (company who puts them into the ground)
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    WOW....I hate my 1mbit line (oh wait, "5")

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    My 1.5Mbit/s is crap.

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    See what happens when the government (a liberal government) subsidizes technology deployment to their citizens?

    note: I am not liberal in the political term


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    I get 10 megs down, and 1.5 megs up... runs me about 60 bucks a month.

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    Im gonna start writing choice letters to a certain few politicians and companies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arisythila
    I get 10 megs down, and 1.5 megs up... runs me about 60 bucks a month.

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    wat isp?

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    In Israel the average connection speed is 1.5 Mbit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reznik Akime
    Im gonna start writing choice letters to a certain few politicians and companies.
    we all should.. even developing countries have faster internet than usa.. ridicoulos

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    Quote Originally Posted by tal47
    In Israel the average connection speed is 1.5 Mbit
    Nah, lots of people are upgrading to 5MBit/s.

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