**----Countries and their Average Broadband speeds -2007 ----**
1)France has an advertised average of 44Mbps
2)Germany has speeds of 9Mbps
3)Sweden's average advertised speed is 21Mbps
4)South Africa has advertised speed of 1Mbps
5)Israel's advertised figure is 2Mbps
6)US has an average speed of 8Mbps
7)Mexico's advertised speed is 2Mbps:ashamed:
8)Japan has an average speed of 93Mbps:O
9)South Korea's figure is 43Mbps
10)New Zealand Average advertised speed of 13.5Mbps
11)Poland's average speed of 4Mbps....( one of Europe's poorest nations
)
12)China's broadband speed at 1Mbps
13) UK averages about 10Mbps
*Source: BBC
[Dont waste time looking for India in the graphs list.]
IF only the hyper egoistic Karunanidhi had not ousted Mr D. Maran as the minister of telecoms, we should definitely have had some new plans/ improvements in existing plans this New Year, cause he had dubbed the year 2007 as the year of the broadband in India. But now the dude at the helms Mr. Raja is so caught up in the war between the GSM operators and Reliance, I think he has actually forgotten about the existence of the broadband in India.
Its time we give him a wake up call.
1)France has an advertised average of 44Mbps
2)Germany has speeds of 9Mbps
3)Sweden's average advertised speed is 21Mbps
4)South Africa has advertised speed of 1Mbps
5)Israel's advertised figure is 2Mbps
6)US has an average speed of 8Mbps
7)Mexico's advertised speed is 2Mbps:ashamed:
8)Japan has an average speed of 93Mbps:O
9)South Korea's figure is 43Mbps
10)New Zealand Average advertised speed of 13.5Mbps
11)Poland's average speed of 4Mbps....( one of Europe's poorest nations
)12)China's broadband speed at 1Mbps
13) UK averages about 10Mbps
*Source: BBC
[Dont waste time looking for India in the graphs list.]
IF only the hyper egoistic Karunanidhi had not ousted Mr D. Maran as the minister of telecoms, we should definitely have had some new plans/ improvements in existing plans this New Year, cause he had dubbed the year 2007 as the year of the broadband in India. But now the dude at the helms Mr. Raja is so caught up in the war between the GSM operators and Reliance, I think he has actually forgotten about the existence of the broadband in India.
Its time we give him a wake up call.
