Singapore do not have 1 Gbps connection yet, but they are going to introduce it in their NGN project.

wow guess there is still idiots who actually believe their little scam, well done TM!

a good time to decide is after 1 year or lots of users already subscribe it. from there, check at network section to see if there's any rant about unifi

how sure u are?
they only say no cap 4 now(beta testers), not 4ever(potential customers)

This post has been edited by zerorating: Mar 29 2010, 11:15 AM

That's a Letter to the Editor. Not written by NST. Though they should have corrected it.

Will amend the post.

Happy holidays!

remember, remove and suspend are two different words with different meanings

in this case, TM suspend the cap, not permanently remove it

True enough. But its a start. Of course, when they say no capping, they never mentioned no throttling...

This post has been edited by v1n0d: Mar 29 2010, 11:16 AM

one more thing for dunggus who write letter like these without proper research. Singtel blocks a lot of p2p traffic and downloading for a lot of torrent websites. ...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

They're the only service provider...what to do? Luckily I'm staying in a condo and am using TIME Broadband. No cap. No throttle (download torrents at 200kb/sec) and pay RM99 for a 2mbps line. Pretty steep, but at the speed I'm enjoying, I have no problem.

Will there be even another true 'competitor' to TMNut? I don't think so. Wireless is still long way to go...so we'll have to bite the bullet and pay the high cost of getting connected.

for low income group, the tax cut doesn't do much when you do not have much tax to pay
it might be cheap for you but for all you know many people out there still could not afford it

MR149 and comes with VOIP phone calls with the phone itself, and IPTV which will integrated with ASTRO around Juna (i heard) with VOD service.

I think thats quite good but not the cap.

like tm dont do

betul betul betul...banyak betul, betul betul betul

Broadband is no longer a luxury, in fact it is slowly becoming a neccessity. The US has acknowledged this by proposing a national broadband project, aimed at making 10Mbps the national average speed received. Fact is, as long as TM maintains their monopoly, the overpricing of internet services is here to stay.

tm throttle everything (DDL hosting, p2p, Youtube) for no good reason, yeah I think tm is a lot worse than singtel.

Nelayan takde internet boleh je buat duit

i don't know...but 5 years ago, american already enjoyed 7mbps for end user connection

when there is no competitor in telco, they can rules the market

failed mathematics and journalism... lol!