Yours VDSL ? Isit because u r in a high rise building ?

No man my IPTV is still unboxed in my room..I'll try it soon enough. Cheers

yes

It's mean that every high rise building (apartment) will be connected by VDSL?
F/O until Condo and VDSL over the old copper wires ?
Any decrese of speed over F/O?

Edit:
What if I want to keep my old phone line?

This post has been edited by stasio: Apr 21 2010, 10:27 AM

Yes.. that's some form of copper issues. I am not getting full speed.. just 18mbps... sigh..

well once again, you guys do know there is NO such thing as UNLIMITED bandwith right?

there is, if they (ISP) and us have money to pay for the traffic.

This post has been edited by azwan92: Apr 21 2010, 11:13 AM

yup.
no problems with that.

If there are 500,000 people using Unifi it will be the year 2050.

that's what they say about streamyx last time..

Good news for penang ppl. Just now saw TM contractors deploying cables near patani road and he said tanjung areas also covered.

Just got it installed. Good stuff.

wah :'( 1mbps via torrent.. i'd be lucky if i get 100kbps but this is 10x faster :'(

1MBps != 1mbps... 100kbps != 100KBps... Use the cap wisely please. Haha

*!= is inequal. haha

1 mb broadband = (1 x 1024) / 8 = 128 Kb/s max download speed ... not just 100 ;_;

80% of 128 is 102.4 kb/s

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Apr 21 2010, 03:22 PM

I saw few contraxctors digging with orange pipe,
but no fiber sign board only awas board

Mb = Megabit (referring to data transfer rate of a network)
MB = Megabyte (referring to data storage size of a computer system)

1Mb = 0.125MB
1MB = 8Mb

For streamyx 1Mbps package, the maximum speed of transfer rate is 125KB/s (1Mb / 8 = 0.125MB)

To achieve a transfer rate of 1MB per second one would need a network connection with a transfer rate of 8Mb per second.

So in other words, for unifi packages:
VIP5 - max. speed of download rate = 625KB/s (5 / 8 = 0.625)
VIP10 - max. speed of download rate = 1.25MB/s (10 / 8 = 1.25)
VIP20 - max. speed of download rate = 2.5MB/s (20 / 8 = 2.5)

hope its not too confusing haha

source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabyte

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Added on April 21, 2010, 4:02 pm
and oh shave 10% off that download rate...

This post has been edited by andydemarco: Apr 21 2010, 04:02 PM

Dun u think I deserve uniFi for my usage pattern ?

TM come on, bring in the fiber cables.

i think too low la..
usually i use about 130 GB / month with 4mbps...

Well for me both my old phone numbers retained because the new number is VOIP so no problem, as I was worred they would disconnect one of the numbers but the guy was knowledgeble and helpfull and explained that new number is strictly VOIP based so no issues.