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Displaying items by tag: ADSL
Thursday, 07 February 2008 08:28
Primus smells costly ADSL hell for consumers if ADSL2+ not 'declared'
Now that Telstra has finally decided to switch on ADSL2+ inside over
900 telephone exchanges around Australia, Telstra’s competitors are
asking for wholesale access to the network – despite Telstra yesterday
claiming the Government was not going to let this happen.
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Fuzzy Logic
Wednesday, 06 February 2008 10:08
Telstra set to finally switch on ADSL 2+ in over 900 telephone exchanges
Telstra has finally ‘done a deal’ with the new Federal Government to
switch on ADSL 2+ in over 900 telephone exchanges across Australia,
giving more Australians access to high speed broadband than ever before
– without the regulatory threats Telstra has so dearly wanted to avoid.
Published in
Fuzzy Logic
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
heaps of fttn customers in australia canceled FTTN and got this optus 5G home plani think optus now got around[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
this 5G product is just good against slow FTTN that cant even hit 100mbpsthis product is slow and will never[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
optus are so stupidthey want people to get fast internet but instead they didnt put wifi 6 in this nokia[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
Yep, the 5G in use here is known as 'Mid-Band' or 'Sub-6' 5G and, depending on several factors, may not[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
I think you're talking about mmWave 5G that uses between 24 and 40GHz and has relatively short range. Optus 5G[…]