On Monday 02 January 2006 19:36, Paul Ikanza wrote: > I certainly wouldn't quite mind the current prices If > the speeds are what we expect them to be!
On average, if you scour yourself a good deal, you can get away with about $3,000.00/meg/duplex on satellite. The same providers could give it to you for less if you connected to them over fibre (no satellite space segment costs, expensive satellite gear to manage, e.t.c.). You will only be hit by the charges the local lander (read: telco[s]) will charge to you! It will, at this point, become critical that the fibre data service is completely separated from the lander's IP network (if they run one), otherwise you will be forced to use an IP provider not_of_your_choice. Cheers, Mark.
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