7.2mbps will be phasing out soon.

By end of this year other mobile operators around Asia such as those in HK, Singapore and Australia will launch a (3x3) MIMO version of HSDPA increasing the current 7.2mbps to 3X which could harnest a top speed of 21.6mbps.

It will be called HSPA+ or E-HSDPA(Enhanced HSDPA) technology. This upgrade is equivalent to what EDGE is to GPRS as it is called 3.75G mobile. After this LTE will replace the 3rd generation as 4G.

Sierra Wireless 306/307


Huawei i-Mo
Next Generation HSPA modem (Touted as the next big thing after the E220 USB modem)

-Combines HSPA+ modem and built in WiFi Router
-Has a micro-SD slot built in for external storage

Huawei E182E


This post has been edited by iipohbee: Mar 12 2009, 04:49 PM

Isn't it so much cheaper to co-locate your server in a datacentre which gives each port 1gbps or more?

I'm unable to connect to DiGi's 3G network in Pasir Putih, Ipoh.

There's 3G signal when you do a manual scan with the phone but when you force your phone to connect, it'll drop you out immediately.

Is the AP Node-B up yet?

I have a question is the Huawei E1550 modem by DiGi operator locked?

Change your APN from 3gdgnet to diginet

Then you'll be able to connect.

You are on a 3.6mbps capable modem - E1550 which only limits your full speed to ~2.8/2.9mbps given the overheads involved.

That's why you can' exceed 3mbps.

Same goes to Maxis too if you use your E1550 with their broadband services.

Some Maxis users say that they can reach 4mbps and above is because they are supplied with another Huawei modem which is the E1762.

DiGi should supply this modem instead of the E1550.

On DiGi Broadband or Turbo 3G?

Below RM150 can get already la.
Lookout for those 3G Wireless Routers available in the market by DLink, TP-Link and Aztech.

Pay for your modem and the last month with pro-rated charges based on days left lor.

Dtac:

Disconnect to Connect

They will soon.

In fact at speeds which our current Unifi users won't be getting.

I subscribed to DiGi Unlimited 15 that day.

To my surprised I was capped at 384kbps even when I hardly even used up 10mb on the day day!

Talk about expensive and useless.

Their SmartPlan is no more smart afterall.

RM68 for 3GB? Call rates still at 15cents/min?

Their competitors are already going for LTE and 42mbps HSPA+ . Voice mins, airtime discounts and sms bundles with monthly top up.

Do you only use it mainly in the daytime?

Try the RM38 Discover Day Plan with 3GB quota. That's the cheapest I can think of.


The RM68 Digi Broadband is no longer the cheapest and it's slowwww..
Even if you do not exceed your quota come 7pm every night, your speed will reduce to unusable 128kbps consider u don't touch it at night.

For RM68, they should have given a 6GB quota with uncapped 7.2mbps speed for such pricing.

Just use Digi Weekly Unlimited 15 then.

If that week you're not using just cancel it as it renews itself automatically.

Each time you activate, it will give you 7 days of unlimited internet access.However don't forget to cancel it once the last day arrives because it renews itself automatically after that by deducting your credit.

RM15/7 will work out to be roughly around RM2.14 a day.

Should you feel that you'll not be going online everyday then the Easy Plan will fit in nicely with RM3 a day. Else what's RM15 value these days? It can hardly buy you a meal with that kind of amount.

If 1 day then choose Prepaid plan. Easy Plan has shorter validity period and you can't buy Super Long Life for 1 year validity.

Speed is the same for both

There're 2 things you need to know validity period(active) and the 90days line suspension after validity expiry.

When you buy the starter pack and activate it, you have 5 days to use your line before validity period ends and you can only receive calls(can't make calls and connect to internet). This will last for 90days until it gets terminated finally where DiGi reclaims back the number.

If you wish to continue using your line after 2 weeks, you need to top it up again with a certain amount of money(depending on the amount) for the number of days you want your line to remain active.

or

If you want to maintain whole lump sum of credit and make your line active for a period of 1 year without the need to top up, consider subscribing to the Super Long Life option which you need to pay RM30.
http://www.digi.com.my/prepaid/reload.do