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  #240298 29-Jul-2009 20:34
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Thats a bit of a let down, what about the rest of NZ!!? whats new for us???



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  #240300 29-Jul-2009 20:39
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Buttonmash: Not exactly huge news unless they drop the insane $230 a month pricing.


Especially considering it was supposed to be available late 2007!

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  #240301 29-Jul-2009 20:40
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Is that it??!! Hardly big news or anything close to it...

Was hoping for HDTV or something real major and interesting... meh...




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  #240302 29-Jul-2009 20:41
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Id take 25Mb but only if they at least double the caps. Bigtime is really really tempting me at the moment !

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  #240305 29-Jul-2009 20:46
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martyyn: Id take 25Mb but only if they at least double the caps.


And halved the price.

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  #240306 29-Jul-2009 20:51
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Oh yeah...forgot that bit !


 
 
 
 

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  #240334 29-Jul-2009 21:50
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25Mbps sounds cool and cable can be pretty quick however the showstopper here is shared bandwidth - if there are lots of cable users on you node you'll probably not get anywhere near 25Mbps....

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  #240349 29-Jul-2009 22:30
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So no more details Mauricio? No word on if the price is the same as current?

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  #240354 29-Jul-2009 22:37
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patdude: 25Mbps sounds cool and cable can be pretty quick however the showstopper here is shared bandwidth - if there are lots of cable users on you node you'll probably not get anywhere near 25Mbps....


With DOCSIS2 that's an issue. DOCSIS3 essentially overcomes that with channel bonding which can significantly increases the available bandwidth.

There will be more congestion problems with ADSL2+ and/or VDSL2+ Telecom cabinets than what there will be on a properly engineered DOCSIS3 network.


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  #240364 29-Jul-2009 22:52
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I am in the process of uploading two videos from today's announcement - you will know what we heard.

In the meantime:







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  #240366 29-Jul-2009 22:54
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I am posting the videos again in another reply...





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  #240375 29-Jul-2009 23:03
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Stupid YouTube.




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  #240378 29-Jul-2009 23:04
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"This video has been removed because it is too long. Regular YouTube videos must be 10 minutes or less."

Haha. Took long enough for it to figure that out.

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  #240379 29-Jul-2009 23:05
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Yes. Too late now. I will edit this video tomorrow and remove the first minutes, then upload again.




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#240410 30-Jul-2009 00:21
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Oh, greeeaaat, it's the same price ($230). Absolutely pathetic.

Well, like I predicted, it's a big fat fail. Seriously, this was promised for the second half of 2007! That's 2 years ago! What a crock. TelstraClear proves once again that they can't do anything right. Well done Dr Freeth. Bravo.

Now is a good time to remind everyone that the 10Mbps plans haven't changed for 3 years bar a price inrease.

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