Well ok, the connection is shared, so I can't keep the whole 100 MB to myself.
| INTP Discussion Forum > The Local Pub > Internet Access |
| Posted by: Division56 May 15 2004, 12:04 AM |
| How fast is your internet and how much do you pay for it? I hear it's much cheaper in Europe and modern sections of Asia. I pay 55.00 USD a month 46.00 Euros for 3Mbps Digital Cable In Pennsylvania, USA |
| Posted by: shaytana May 15 2004, 12:17 AM |
| I pay $45cnd ($32USD) for 3Mbps dsl. |
| Posted by: Lovechild May 15 2004, 09:56 AM |
| I have a 100MBit connection (shared I persume, but I never really had any problems with speed so I really don't know) I pay 150DKK (~24USD or 20Euro), that includes phone and unlimited use - sadly the close all the interesting ports so I can't really do anything fun. |
| Posted by: INTrPosr May 16 2004, 02:23 PM |
| Uggghhhh.... still using a dial up service at home $16.00 USD. However, at work, I use DSL. I will eventually get DSL, but everyone I speak to are unhappy with their service. What about highspeed? Cox Cable offers it, but I am about to send their cable service to the wind. |
| Posted by: Mirimon May 16 2004, 10:29 PM |
| I'm using 3MB cable, too, for about $35ish USD |
| Posted by: int May 17 2004, 12:37 AM |
| ^----- That one here too. |
| Posted by: Metimbo=IMMT May 17 2004, 12:53 AM |
| Cable-about $45USD/month. ~Tim |
| Posted by: NGene May 17 2004, 08:51 AM |
| I have a 100 MB connection, like Lovechild does. I pay nothing for it because it's included in the rent. I had to pay a 60 EUR setup fee, but after that, nothing. Well ok, the connection is shared, so I can't keep the whole 100 MB to myself. |
| Posted by: grokkfried May 17 2004, 09:07 AM |
| Dial-Up (Because I get a free proxy & outdial), and I connect to a wireless network with two T1s. Both are free Lovechild/NGene, is that just what it says you are connected at? The reason I'm asking, is because wireless 802.11g only goes up to 54 Mbps, so to have a 100 Mb connection to your network, there would have to be a direct connection to/with the ISP with 100BaseT or FDDI/CDDI, right? Maybe I'm just too tired and I'm missing something.  I'm guessing the connection from the node to the router is 100Mbps, and that's what you're seeing.B = Bytes b = Bits |
| Posted by: Mirimon May 17 2004, 07:36 PM |
| Anyone using Comacst? |
| Posted by: int May 17 2004, 09:23 PM |
| Yip. In CO it's either Qwest or Comcast. Since we don't have a home phone line we went with Comcast. |