OTHER BROADBAND SERVICES DISCUSSIONS / COMPARISONS

[baju83]

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mao diay wla na inter.net sa golden peak.. toink

[DamneD]

inutel nang PLDT! wa'y au customer service! wa'y au connection! ga utro lang pud nang GLOBE! mu ingon na install-lan kaw, nya abtan ug 1 week, ingnon ka na d pwede kay wla na daw available line sa imong lugar..tarong ba gud na?! they shud've checked everything out b4 sayin' anythin' to the customer! waaa! mga inutel!

[Wayth Vader]

inutel nang PLDT! wa'y au customer service! wa'y au connection! ga utro lang pud nang GLOBE! mu ingon na install-lan kaw, nya abtan ug 1 week, ingnon ka na d pwede kay wla na daw available line sa imong lugar..tarong ba gud na?! they shud've checked everything out b4 sayin' anythin' to the customer! waaa! mga inutel!

tsk tsk tsk...... kalma lng.. kurog ur heart.... mantiniri na lng ng PLDT

[voldemort]

Maayo pa mag-subscribe nalang mo ug Direct Internet service sa Globequest. Dili gyud mo magmahay.

[rheznat]

kinsa nakagamit na diri ug Mozcom Nitro DSL?
unsay comment ninyo? nindot?

[leila23]

The 5 Ghz range is still covered by the 802.11a IEEE protocol and most people just lump 802.11a/b/g into the wifi banner. But since the higher the frequency goes the more power you need to transmit to the same range ex. for the 2.4 Ghz you can use about 75 mw of power where you can get about 300 meters in wide open space while for the 5 Ghz 802.11a you need more than that to transmit on a radius of 300 meters thats why when you use wifi as a fixed outdoor wireless solution you use a high gain antenna at the same time you use an amp or if the built in amp of the access point goes over 200 mw dili na kinahanglan. Just crank it up, pero bantay-bantay lang kung walay proper cooling basig mag meltdown na inyong access point ngek!!!

802.11a btaw ang 5GHz.then d higher d freq, d shorter d dstance covered. 802.11g man mostly gnagamit karon with 2.4GHz freq.cellular fons n micowave devices r also using ds freq range. mgtrafik pd na spectrum oi.

[leo_trams]

walay ayo ang smart bro, sige DC. Subscribe to a fixed-wired service, pldtmydsl or globe broadband basta ayaw lang sa smart bro. or else, mahay gyud ka.

SMARTbro ko dire dapit marigondon...ok ra man so far...hapit na ko mo 1year...no problems whatsoever. speed now is 510kbps...average is around 400kbps.
ambot lang kaha sa uban area no?

[voldemort]

SMARTbro ko dire dapit marigondon...ok ra man so far...hapit na ko mo 1year...no problems whatsoever. speed now is 510kbps...average is around 400kbps.
ambot lang kaha sa uban area no?

swerte ka bai, amo before wala gyud ayo, perting hinaya. Advice nako nimo, ayaw gyud ipa-usab ang config or orientation sa canopy ana para magpadayon nga ing-ana ka nindot imo bandwidth. Once ma-usab ang config ana, dili na gyud sure that you'll get the same good quality of service.

[hacker]

so far i have tried Bayantel, wala gyud ko problem sa ila line formy WiFi system. gtabangan namo gamit ug 11 ka pc at three different locations . kusog man. they even check on you once in a while to inform you of any updates and problems. uf you want just get a net basic plan and share it with a neighbor or somebody to share the cost. mga 3360/month, but nagbahinay mi sa 3 ka office gamay na lang ko monthly.

[trashcan]

Four years ago, i logged almost 1 month of continuous connection on PLDT. I tried not to turn off the computer every night and right now it is 3 days and 5 hours and still going without a single disconnectoin. Although speed is only 386 kbps. Globelines gave me 5 pages of disconnections on their billing. The longest was 26 hours only and there are many 5-10 minute connections before being disconnected.