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audioslave
What?
Why?
I LOLed.
1Gbps in india.. Seriously LOL:talktohand:
I LOLed.
1Gbps in india.. Seriously LOL:talktohand:
audioslave
What?
1GBps is 8gbps. you think BSNL can give 8gbps connections to home consumers? seriously?
It's a Typo from Hindu's End. I was LOLing at 1Gbps in India.:Boy hot:
It's a Typo from Hindu's End. I was LOLing at 1Gbps in India.:Boy hot:
audioslave
What?
instead of creating new plans just for show off bsnl (&mtnl as well) shud focus on providing sensible plans that normal human beings can afford. it will benefit us as well as them.
Doode.. Let them provide 2mbps for 1300 INR first that too Via FTTH.. and we'l talk about 1Gbps or 1GBps
512kbps unlimited is available in FTTH plans where Aksh and BSNL are jointly providing. It's for Rs 825.http://icontrol.in/IPTV/images/ftth-plans.pdf
Doode.. Let them provide 2mbps for 1300 INR first that too Via FTTH.. and we'l talk about 1Gbps or 1GBps
512kbps unlimited is available in FTTH plans where Aksh and BSNL are jointly providing. It's for Rs 825.http://icontrol.in/IPTV/images/ftth-plans.pdf
I am Cross checking with the Earlier PR of BSNL. How can they offer cheap FTTH 2mbps for Rs1,300.
Either I understood Wrongly or the article is Crap.
What's so wrong with it. If it is written in the article then there is little reason why it is incorrect. there is no reason why BSNL can't provide 2mbps @1300 on ftth.
And members kindly don't confuse between MB & mbps etc..It is quite obvious that the writer of the article has a little knowledge of broadband. Not only in this article i see this kind of mistakes in almost all the articles related to BB.
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who in their right minds wud pay 33k to watch hdtv n use internet?? they better give a new tv as well each month with tht connection !!!
At least a step in right direction, earlier 100mbps was available for 83000:sour:. 1Gbps for 33k looks far more salivating:silly:.....i am thinking of my own sub ISP:sinister:!!! 33k/15 users=20mbps @ 2k.
Either I understood Wrongly or the article is Crap.
What's so wrong with it. If it is written in the article then there is little reason why it is incorrect. there is no reason why BSNL can't provide 2mbps @1300 on ftth.
And members kindly don't confuse between MB & mbps etc..It is quite obvious that the writer of the article has a little knowledge of broadband. Not only in this article i see this kind of mistakes in almost all the articles related to BB.
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who in their right minds wud pay 33k to watch hdtv n use internet?? they better give a new tv as well each month with tht connection !!!
At least a step in right direction, earlier 100mbps was available for 83000:sour:. 1Gbps for 33k looks far more salivating:silly:.....i am thinking of my own sub ISP:sinister:!!! 33k/15 users=20mbps @ 2k.
audioslave
What?
At least a step in right direction, earlier 100mbps was available for 83000:sour:. 1Gbps for 33k looks far more salivating:silly:.....i am thinking of my own sub ISP:sinister:!!! 33k/15 users=20mbps @ 2k.
Who will give you home connection for providing Internet to others?
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2mbps unlimited for 1300 Via FTTH. I will definitely go for it!
Who will give you home connection for providing Internet to others?
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2mbps unlimited for 1300 Via FTTH. I will definitely go for it!
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