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jbai041

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#172097 11-May-2015 20:45
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I wish it's going to be sooner that NZ will have unlimited 4g data plan for nzd50 a month like what USA AT&T has.


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andyb
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  #1302258 11-May-2015 20:57
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Aren't they throttled? http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/12/att-still-throttles-unlimited-data-even-when-network-not-congested/




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  #1302273 11-May-2015 21:19
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its not going to happen any time soon

read this
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=42&topicid=171875&page_no=1

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  #1302274 11-May-2015 21:23
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If anything the more devices gain mobile internet capability, the less incentive to offer more data. In the coming years I'd expect to see data consumption increase while the costs remain static if not also increase with consumption. Or you end up with the crappy fake 'unlimited' plans you have in US and elsewhere. 



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  #1302280 11-May-2015 21:37
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Can you get 200Mbps in the US on mobile network like you can here? I've seen results of a CAT6 handset on Vodafone NZ network hitting 200Mbps. If you give people unlimited for $50 per month, you will kill speeds. Already see the impact in some RBI areas where 3G speeds have dropped due to "cheap" high data plans.





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