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| | From:  Lorr© | Sent: 12/2/2004 9:50 PM |
mumsieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee get ur ass in here!!! ur needed! i was looking around today noel and was going to post u that link |
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I aint got a clue honey  |
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| | | From: LINN1E | Sent: 12/3/2004 9:05 AM |
Ok I've had Broadband for so long now, I've completely forgotten how slow it was before, but I know my Broadband is 512kbps and a full birthday greetings post is loaded up within a few seconds, (The reason for using a b'day greetings post, is that it takes the longest to load, other post are just there!) if thats any help Noel. Linnie xxx |
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My understanding is that Broadband is (or should be) virtually instant, wanadoo who I'm with are now providing their "cheapie" package (which I've got) £17.99/month and my modem speed is a 1.1mbps (I think 1.1 megabits per second) which is x2 the speed of a 512k modem (20 times faster than dial-up, rather than x10 with a 512k modem). Wanadoo are now offering wireless internet (multi-connected computers without wires) for one-off £79.99 for the unit and then a monthly cost for broadband service. I think the upload and download of "bit" amounts is the amount of data the computer can handle and the speed of downloading/uploading is regulated by the modem, but I could be talking out of the back of my head!! I have never actually counted how many seconds it takes to download/upload, I know when I had dial-up, I visibly aged and dust settled while waiting so anything faster is a bonus. Haven't you got a "man that can" to ask, even the computer peeps at a school or college may be able to help |
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