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Richard2011
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  #518180 7-Sep-2011 16:45
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Hamilton Airport




Cambridge Road, Hamilton. This site is one of two HSPA+ sites that I know of in Hamilton.





 
 
 

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  #518184 7-Sep-2011 16:49
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Hi Richard2011

The Hamilton Airport site is brand new and was only made live approx in the last 2 - 3 weeks,

John

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  #518595 8-Sep-2011 15:04
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3G

Just sitting in the Koru lounge at Auckland international Airport before flying off to the States and did a 3G speedtest on my SG II







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  #518647 8-Sep-2011 15:55
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Excellent speed even with no HSPA+ this was from my SGS2 tethered to the laptop in central Rotorua fastest that i've ever seen vodafone.



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  #518856 9-Sep-2011 08:29
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johnr: 3G

Just sitting in the Koru lounge at Auckland international Airport before flying off to the States and did a 3G speedtest on my SG II



Woaw! Looks like an ADSL2+ connection though... 55ms ping! 

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  #518885 9-Sep-2011 09:22
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There are many results that I have posted with ~50-80ms ping on pages 4 & 5 :-)

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  #518910 9-Sep-2011 10:06
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No, its better than adsl2+ as I have never seen that give 1300 upstream in NZ ;)




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#518919 9-Sep-2011 10:32
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richms: No, its better than adsl2+ as I have never seen that give 1300 upstream in NZ ;)


Yet alone the 3.67Mbit upload result I posted above on September 7th.

It's a sad day for NZ HBB when your MBB upload is nearly faster than your HBB download!

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  #519074 9-Sep-2011 16:53
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Richard2011:
richms: No, its better than adsl2+ as I have never seen that give 1300 upstream in NZ ;)


Yet alone the 3.67Mbit upload result I posted above on September 7th.

It's a sad day for NZ HBB when your MBB upload is nearly faster than your HBB download!


Shows how fast the technology is changing

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  #519389 10-Sep-2011 21:48
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johnr:
Shows how fast the technology is changing


Or it isnt when it comes to fixed broadband offerings.

But its not like uploading a 30 min 1080 clip over MBB is really cost effective ;)

how is it for reliability of the connection? Still having random pauses in thruput etc? thats something that speedtest doesnt report which is a shame, since then you could start the test, go for a hoon around the block/over the bridge etc and get results on the random pauses etc in it.




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Seems that Rotorua does have (at least) one HSPA+ site - at Rotorua International Stadium.

With a crowd of 10,500 for the world cup game on Saturday still got this sort of speed pretty impressive.


  

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  #520606 13-Sep-2011 19:03
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Does Glenview in Hamilton have HSDPA+ coverage?
Or is my XPERIA X10i HSDPA 7.2Mbps phone just not up to snuff.

Glenview Shopping centre carpark 13:00



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  #520622 13-Sep-2011 19:50
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Tom_Rush: Does Glenview in Hamilton have HSDPA+ coverage?
Or is my XPERIA X10i HSDPA 7.2Mbps phone just not up to snuff.

Glenview Shopping centre carpark 13:00




First of all, there is such thing as HSDPA+, it is called HSPA+. More information can be read about it in this post;
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=88607&page_no=1#508907

Your phone does not support HSPA+, but the Samsung GS2 is one of the only devices in NZ that does, at this time.

I have tested in Glenview on my Samsung GS2 and there is no HSPA+ coverage there. The only two locations I know of are around and at Waikato Stadium, plus heading out of Hamilton on towards Cambridge, on Cambridge Road.




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  #520655 13-Sep-2011 20:36
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@Richard2011 - Cool, thanks for that, I wasn't aware of HSPA/HSPA+, but I am now. 8-)

To be honest I didn't even look it up I just thought people were mis-spilling HSDPA

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