On 17/07/06 13:21, Adam James wrote: > Up until the end of March this year, the highest speeds available > to the general consumer were 2048/256kbit, with only the upstream speed > being rate adaptive. This has now been increased to a maximum of > 8192/832kbit, with both upstream and downstream being rate adaptive. The > vast majority of consumers will only see a 488kbit upstream speed (448) > though, as 832kbit is available only on the more expensive tariffs.
The upstream speeds are 384kbit and 736kbit, the maximum downstream speed is 7360kbit - you're quoting the new line rates without ATM overhead. Also, the upstream rate seems to rarely be anything less than the maximum, even if the downstream rate is as low as 160kbps. -- Simon Arlott
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