You Call That Broadband?
Posted by Sajith M on Aug 18th, 2008
2008
Aug 18
Tech News World had this to say about the broadband speeds in US:
In the U.S., the median real-time download speed was 2.3 Mbps. That lags significantly behind other industrialized nations such as Japan, with an average download speed of 63 Mbps; South Korea, with 49 Mbps; and France, with 17 Mbps on average.
Makes me wonder if the 64/128/256kbps connection that some vendors like to call broadband are really broadband.. And also wondering why the hell is bandwidth so damn expensive in India :-(
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Tagged with: Bangalore, Broadband, India
