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abuddlah

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is there any in between 7.2 and 21?

why is 21 a waste? U mean to tell me u'll most likely not even get half the speed?

i think 21 is seriously a waste of money. I got the 7.2 one. my highest recorded speed taken at speedtest.net was like 3? NEVER reached 3.5mbps before! So you think if you buy 21mbps, you can reach 10mbps, you powerful already
 

racerguy

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i think 21 is seriously a waste of money. I got the 7.2 one. my highest recorded speed taken at speedtest.net was like 3? NEVER reached 3.5mbps before! So you think if you buy 21mbps, you can reach 10mbps, you powerful already

I got 7.2 and i reached 6.5 mbps before.


I tested with the other 2 but never reached so high before.


Which service are u using and where did u test it?



I think the best thing is to test all 3 services with prepaid bb sim cards. Yes of course u have to spend a bit of money but it's worth it.
 

TheNGTV

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Hall 11, NTU. 7.2 Plan.

Not bad post peak hours. Peak hours have a horrible soft cap.
 

Innocast

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I got 7.2 and i reached 6.5 mbps before.


I tested with the other 2 but never reached so high before.


Which service are u using and where did u test it?



I think the best thing is to test all 3 services with prepaid bb sim cards. Yes of course u have to spend a bit of money but it's worth it.
Yes prepaid is a good way to test the speed before u sign up but dun forget contract ish 2 years there will be not guaranteed that u can forever get the same speed throughout the 2 years as the no of subscribers increases all the time and the speed degraded accordingly too...
 

abuddlah

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I got 7.2 and i reached 6.5 mbps before.


I tested with the other 2 but never reached so high before.


Which service are u using and where did u test it?



I think the best thing is to test all 3 services with prepaid bb sim cards. Yes of course u have to spend a bit of money but it's worth it.

im using Green 7.2 tested in my house, Balestier. Even when I tested it in my school, NYP, cannot reach very hight. Around 3plus? not worth imo
 

TamiyaEVOwrc

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wah , my M1 2mbps going down the drain, was able to consistantly hit 1.6mb/s and above.
now 512k if lucky, too many iphone users
 

MBoI1986

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A question here, I'm using a fixed line mobile broadband and using an old model MF628. Can it work if i purchase a prepaid mobile broadband sim card?
 

Innocast

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A question here, I'm using a fixed line mobile broadband and using an old model MF628. Can it work if i purchase a prepaid mobile broadband sim card?
what u mean by fixed line mbb u mean post paid? Of course the modem ish generic one u can use on prepaid also just that the max speed supported by ur modem ish the limitation only
 

pingu1993

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im using a starhub 7.2 mbps postpaid broadband on the go and its relatively fast. . . i lent my friend and he did what i told him not to do. . TORRENT and he did and said he got 600kb/s for a download ttat would have taken him ages to do. . .

but im using singtel home broadband and its fast..

ANYONE knows when optical fiber networking E.g 100mbps/1Gbps internet will be launched?
im holding off MIO just for this. if its quite late, then no choice. .
 
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