Glogger Steven schrieb:
What does the V in VDSL stand vor anyway? Video? Virtual? Venty?
very high bit-rate DSL :-)
Ah so. =:-) What comes next? UDSL for Ultra?
Never let a marketdroid choose a name or this is what you get.
CU, Venty
P.S. Venty-DSL would have been cool.
> What does the V in VDSL stand vor anyway? Video? Virtual? Venty?
very high bit-rate DSL :-)
-steven
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Thomas Kernen schrieb:
It is VDSL2 but since there has been no large scale VDSL deployment in
Switzerland not many non technical people are aware of VDSL(1) hence
VDSL2 is simply referred to as VDSL.
What does the V in VDSL stand vor anyway? Video? Virtual? Venty?
CU, Venty
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Neil J. McRae wrote:
Swisscom is not going to do ADSL2+ at all. They want to jump
directly to VDSL. Whether this will work out as they think it
will remains to be seen. The TV thing didn't go as they
expected either. However what I know is that all the
'excessive' bandwidth available with VDSL
|I doubt it would be VDSL - more likely VDSL2. Which gives
|them a very limited footprint. Distances with VDSL2 are very
|limited.
Indeed. There was a short talk 2 months ago by Swisscom, explaining
their plan to deploy VDSL2, which actually implies moving the exchanges
closer to the users, and t
> Swisscom is not going to do ADSL2+ at all. They want to jump
> directly to VDSL. Whether this will work out as they think it
> will remains to be seen. The TV thing didn't go as they
> expected either. However what I know is that all the
> 'excessive' bandwidth available with VDSL will only b
Michel Renfer wrote:
I know is that all the 'excessive' bandwidth available with VDSL will
only be used for HDTV streaming. So don't hold your breath for 20Mbit
Internet surfing.
Ack!
TV streams will have strict priority over internet traffic. So surfing
at
(very) highspeed and hdtv streamin
Hello
> Many customer won't pay 40 francs per month just for a bit
> surfing or for
> download e-mail.
> Users comming from Dial-In they would like this new offer.
> We also have such an offer and believe me, that's very popular!
That Sunrise offer is just a "Bauernfänger": 20 MB are exhausted
Hi
>I doubt though that this will be a big success since flatrates
>are very popular.
Many customer won't pay 40 francs per month just for a bit surfing or for
download e-mail.
Users comming from Dial-In they would like this new offer.
We also have such an offer and believe me, that's very popu
Andre Oppermann schrieb:
Hi.
Swiss ISP's can only offer what Swisscom gives them (for ADSL that is).
And Swisscom is not very forthcoming in this regard. The only true
competition they have is Cablecom.
Put that way, Swisscom will not upgrade speed, until Cablecom
upgraded yet another time.
> > I know is that all the 'excessive' bandwidth available with VDSL
> > will only be used for HDTV streaming. So don't hold your breath for
> > 20Mbit Internet surfing.
>
> Ack!
>
> TV streams will have strict priority over internet traffic. So surfing
> at
> (very) highspeed and hdtv stream
> I know is that all the 'excessive' bandwidth available with VDSL will
> only be used for HDTV streaming. So don't hold your breath for 20Mbit
> Internet surfing.
Ack!
TV streams will have strict priority over internet traffic. So surfing
at
(very) highspeed and hdtv streaming won't be possibl
Hello
From: "Glogger Steven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[..]
as far as i know swisscom never talked about ADSL2+ but used words like
SDSL and maybe VDSL...
so, let us see what the future brings us...
and the speed on these two new sdsl-products is "low" - maximum
1800/1800kBps .. but if you get
Michel Renfer wrote:
>
> Hi Jean-Pierre
>
> In the actual situation without unbundling it's 'just' a question
> what swisscom would do. Actually i didn't have any information, if
> swisscom would support adsl2+
Swisscom is not going to do ADSL2+ at all. They want to jump directly
to VDSL. Whethe
Jean-Pierre Schwickerath wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I just read that Netgear proposes a firmware upgrade for their routers
> to support ADSL2+ and in Germany ISP are overbidding themselves with
> always increasing bandwidths.
>
> Does anyone have reliable information about what swiss broadba
th
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Juli 2005 11:39
> An: swinog@swinog.ch
> Betreff: [swinog] future of dls
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I just read that Netgear proposes a firmware upgrade for
> their routers to support ADSL2+ and in Germany ISP are
> overbidding themselves w
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> Jean-Pierre Schwickerath
> Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 11:39 AM
> To: swinog@swinog.ch
> Subject: [swinog] future of dls
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I just read that Netgear proposes a firmware upgrade for their routers
> to support ADSL2+ and
Hello everyone,
I just read that Netgear proposes a firmware upgrade for their routers
to support ADSL2+ and in Germany ISP are overbidding themselves with
always increasing bandwidths.
Does anyone have reliable information about what swiss broadband ISPs
plan to offer in the next future?
Reg
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