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Dude,
I have a 4mb telkom dsl line - it kicks serious ass! I stream live Canadian TV everynight so I can watch hockey games. Thus I def wouldn't say that this leaves Telkom standing still.
Later...!
Dude,
I have a 4mb telkom dsl line - it kicks serious ass! I stream live Canadian TV everynight so I can watch hockey games. Thus I def wouldn't say that this leaves Telkom standing still.
Later...!
I also have a 4MB line but the problem is that it isn't always running at 4MB and there are bandwidth caps to contend with. As I understand the MTN Fibre option the bandwidth starts at 2MB and seems to run as high as 1GB and I don't think there are bandwidth caps in place.
I could be wrong about that but if I am not and price permitting (the big unknown), this will make Telkom's DSL offering seem like dial up.
I also have a 4MB line but the problem is that it isn't always running at 4MB and there are bandwidth caps to contend with. As I understand the MTN Fibre option the bandwidth starts at 2MB and seems to run as high as 1GB and I don't think there are bandwidth caps in place.
I could be wrong about that but if I am not and price permitting (the big unknown), this will make Telkom's DSL offering seem like dial up.