#30mbps

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Upgrade TM Unifi Lite Copper line to Unifi 30Mbps Fiber line

After few years of waiting, finally TM fiber available at my housing area. Hence, I decided to upgrade my Unifi Lite RM69 10Mbps running copper line to Unifi 30Mbps fiber line. The package I’ve subscribed is RM89 with 30Mbps unlimited data. The fiber port located on the phone pole 2 blocks away from my house. I’m lucky to be the 2nd fiber users…haha.

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The fiber cable is slightly wider than my previous copper RJ11 phone line, where the technician did the fiber splicing and drag the fiber line from the port straight inside my house.

As usual for fiber broadband, it comes with 2 devices, where the fiber cable connected to the Huawei Optical Network Terminal, then the 100Mbps LAN output from Huawei go to Netis DL4480V1 wireless AC1200 VDSL2 Modem Router. Main setup is done on the Netis, such as Ethernet WAN, Wireless, LAN, DHCP. The Huawei is lifetime warranty where by the Netis only 1 year.

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New Post has been published on http://anthonystudio.net/upgrade-tm-unifi-lite-copper-line-to-unifi-30mbps-fiber-line/

Upgrade TM Unifi Lite Copper line to Unifi 30Mbps Fiber line

After few years of waiting, finally TM fiber available at my housing area. Hence, I decided to upgrade my Unifi Lite RM69 10Mbps running copper line to Unifi 30Mbps fiber line. The package I’ve subscribed is RM89 with 30Mbps unlimited data. The fiber port located on the phone pole 2 blocks away from my house. I’m lucky to be the 2nd fiber users…haha.

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The fiber cable is slightly wider than my previous copper RJ11 phone line, where the technician did the fiber splicing and drag the fiber line from the port straight inside my house.

As usual for fiber broadband, it comes with 2 devices, where the fiber cable connected to the Huawei Optical Network Terminal, then the 100Mbps LAN output from Huawei go to Netis DL4480V1 wireless AC1200 VDSL2 Modem Router. Main setup is done on the Netis, such as Ethernet WAN, Wireless, LAN, DHCP. The Huawei is lifetime warranty where by the Netis only 1 year.

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Honeywell'in Yolcu Uçakları, 30Mbps İnternet Hizmeti Sağlıyor!

Normalde uçaklarda sağlanan internet hizmeti pek de hızlı sayılmaz ancak Honeywell’in Jetwave adlı uçak içi teknolojisi sayesinde, yolculuk esansında 30Mbps internet erişimi sağlanabiliyor. Yaptığımız uçuşlarda telefonlarımızı kapatmak veya uçak moduna almak, can sıkıntımızı daha da körükleyebiliyor. Böyle durumlarda sosyal medyada dolaşabilmek veya çevrimiçi olarak müzik dinlemek, bizleri içinde…

Pakej tm unifi biz 30mbps dengan ip dinamik akan ditawarkan pada harga rm299 sebulan?

Selain daripada helaian promosi tertiris yang memperlihatkan harga promosi untuk Unifi Advance 30Mbps yang ditujukan kepada pengguna umum, pihak Telekom Malaysia juga dilihat akan mengumumkan pakej baru untuk pengguna perniagaan – dimana hadir dengan sokongan IP Dinamik.

Dua pakej baru yang bakal diumumkan adalah Unifi BIZ 30Mbps dan juga Unifi BIZ 50Mbps. Pihak Telekom Malaysia pernah berkongsi…

Diskon 50% Toshiba SDHC 30Mbps 8GB

Diskon 65% Toshiba SDHC 30Mbps 16GB

A few days ago Virgin Media vowed to double their broadband speed for over 4 million of their customers.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16491614

The news comes as BT and Virgin battle it out to provide the best broadband for their customers and to deliver superfast broadband throughout the country. 

It also comes as Britain seeks to bolster it's average broadband speed to compete in the world market. At the moment Britain ranks 12th with an average of 10Mbps, behind New Zealand at 13Mbps, Sweden with 21Mbps and France with 44Mbps. Japan is currently the world leader with 93Mbps. 

Virgin plans to make its top speed 120Mbps, and everyone else will have their speed doubled by 2013. It also plans to reach more rural areas. 

And this would be great news, if they could actually deliver it.

As it is they can't even deliver the speed I currently pay for. I pay for 30Mbps but very rarely does my internet reach that speed. And I know it says 'Up to' but you expect it to be at least near that speed if that's how they're advertising it.

In a shop if there's signs saying 'Up to 50% Off' you expect there to be at least some goods that are 50% off. Just like I, at times, expect my broadband speed to reach 30Mbps. 

As it is it rarely gets above 10Mbps, and at peak times, I'm lucky if it gets above 1Mbps. Yeah, 1Mbps, 29 less than I pay for. 

That's not enough to watch TV online, heck that's not even enough to listen to the goddamn radio!

So when I hear news that Virgin are going to double my broadband speed. Not only to I not believe it, I resent it.

Instead of spending £110m on rolling out a more disappointing service to more people, maybe they should concentrate on delivering consistent and reliable service to their existing customers. 

Even if I do get double my broadband speed, at peak times that'll only be 2Mbps so I still won't be able to watch TV online. Instead I'll have to watch the actual TV.

And to add insult to injury, I'll have to watch the Virgins adverts informing us of this change.