On 19/06/10 05:45, Philip Chee wrote:
Hey Phil, I feel your pain!On Fri, 18 Jun 2010 08:05:48 +0100, Axel wrote: Was on dialup for half a decade (Eircom, then BT) then GPRS (Vodafone) for a long time now halfbaked mobile broadband (Three Ireland) (the Irish National Broadband scheme guarantess 1.2 Mbit/sec minimum, I get about 0.2 - 0.5; over 1 Mbit would be a very peak value for me) but it still beats dialup :) A typical _download_ would be around 30 kByte /sec - 150 kByte /sec [during low traffic]but often it drops down to below 20, even below 10. Latency typically between 200 and 800 ms. Upload is typically factor 10 worse, so I would have between 0.01 Mbit to 0.1 Mbit/sec (still wanna do Skype?) But the last time I tried to use Voip it was a desaster... I think the only option is what Eric suggested earlier, one of those low cost conference companies, I need to see if there is anything suitable for EurAsia. Otherwise I am quite happy using WebEx built in (text) chat facility :p Ax --
================================== Axel Grude Senior Software Developer GenBase Solutions Ltd Registered in Ireland, No. 317957 Registered address: Parkmore Business Park West, Galway. www.genbase.ie phone: 091 746 965 ================================== sig: try firefox. it supports www standards better! disclaimer: personal opinion, not my employer's |
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