Japan's Kizuna Satellite to Beam Souped Up Internet Connection @ Speed of 1.2GPS

[Javi]

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Speeds such as this is not uncommon for personal use in South Korea.

Vern, is this true? Even Gizmodo and Engadget claims that the 155mbps downstream speed is the fastest in the world. JAXA is also claiming that it is. I'm not sure if they would be making claims such as this without confirming it first.

[boyguapo]

yeah.


remote access even worked in 56k dial-up.

lagi nya ang smartbro di man nimo ma remote ang imong pc beh... kay wala paman jud software nga magamit nga ma remote nato ang ang pc nga naka smartbro beh.

[Chipmunk888]

lagi nya ang smartbro di man nimo ma remote ang imong pc beh... kay wala paman jud software nga magamit nga ma remote nato ang ang pc nga naka smartbro beh.

smartbro has an issue to the protocol used my remote setups(i have already told smart about that when they interviewed me in the phone but dont know if they are working on it, but seems not) but there are some that worked.

[vladmire]

smartbro has an issue to the protocol used my remote setups(i have already told smart about that when they interviewed me in the phone but dont know if they are working on it, but seems not) but there are some that worked.

mao gyud, dili ghapon ko na remote setup....

[vern]

Vern, is this true? Even Gizmodo and Engadget claims that the 155mbps downstream speed is the fastest in the world. JAXA is also claiming that it is. I'm not sure if they would be making claims such as this without confirming it first.

Ethernet (100MBps) for the masses is common in countries with populations concentrated in small areas like South Korea/Sweden. When your speeds really only depend on where you are getting your data from ... there is no difference between 100MBps and 155MBps. Regardless, I'd like to see this in actual practice. People have promised blazing speeds before, only to turn around and say "oh by the way, only 10 people have access or can afford this".

[samsungster]

wow...definite its expensive!

[scorpio66]

murag di gyud ta ka afford ani mga bro, laway lang ta ani. Para business ra gyud ni like call center nga kinahanglan high speed.

[unfamous]

naa koi nabasahan sa isa ka article sa newspaper na 40+gbps ang speed sa iyan internet connection... nya para pjd to sa iyang mama na tiguwang.. bsin dili nuon to commercial kay ang anak ky murag maau mn ug networking.. heheh nabashan to nko.2 secs ra lagi daw ang ful HDl dvd movie O_O!! ako nya tong pangitaon nga article...

EDIT: http://www.thelocal.se/7869/20070712/ <-- mao ni..

[Chipmunk888]

murag di gyud ta ka afford ani mga bro, laway lang ta ani. Para business ra gyud ni like call center nga kinahanglan high speed.

when that time comes, even though might be expensive, the price shall be reachable. just like our DSL lines now.


all people needs fast connection soon for net in the future shall be hugged with heavy streamings as technology rapidly innovates.

[inkubuz]

wa pa sd sila nimention kng pila ang rates ani?
ky kung tinuod ni ug affordable...
awh shift ko ani oi....hehehe
timing ra kaau..
karong june mu expire akong contract sa smartbro...