First *broadband* connection you got?

[crystal]

Your old line had a speed of 6 kilobits per second, i.e. 0.75kB/s? That must have been exasperating

no , i meant 6 kBps not 6 kilobits . thats why i wrote KB in Caps in the previous post

[anon]

those figures are drool worthy

20/1 is very good for a home connection, although if I had to envy something that'd be Swedish 100/100 lines

[lolz]

768kbps d and 384kbps u :|

[Grambo]

20/1 is very good for a home connection, although if I had to envy something that'd be Swedish 100/100 lines

Those swedes are lucky.

[saebrtooth]

20/1 is very good for a home connection, although if I had to envy something that'd be Swedish 100/100 lines

100/100 is no laughing matter and Im sure any1 here would love it

ah but now South Korea that is something really worth envying

Speedtest.net - World Results
1.....South Korea
14...Sweden

[Owyn]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/361925842.png

my result

[saebrtooth]

182.16Mbs down, 39.75Mbs up

you must be doing this at ur company or a Uni thats really fast!

I think you would be the first one here list those types of speeds

[shawshankraj]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/361925842.png

my result

why you have posted 2008 speed test result..Just want to know...

[anon]

Because he no longer has such a connection.

[Owyn]

cuz now it doesn't show such big numbers


*i have a more recent one if you want :)

http://www.speedtest.net/result/799228387.png

[Darth]

When broadband connections were introduced in Germany there were only 768kbit down and 64kbit up lines available for private homes. That was my very first broadband connection. I upgraded from a dial-up ISDN Connection which had 64kbit down/upstream when the channels were bundled... That was so incredibly fast back then! Now almost 15 years later i have 50mbits down and 10mbits up for the same price! But i still could use some more speed