The bandwidth effect.The last mile.
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on 27-08-2013 01:51 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ6BLIp5_J4
Malcolm Turbull said Verizon are not rolling out Fibre to the premises any more. It seems he is wrong about that.
Ignoring the fact that the video is a Verizon ad, it is a good explanation of why FTTP is the way our NBN should continue in its current form.
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on 27-08-2013 02:02 PM
Everyone I know has gone wifi And yes I am technology challanged
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on 27-08-2013 02:43 PM
@twinkles**stars wrote:Everyone I know has gone wifi And yes I am technology challanged
Same here. Go home, everything connects to home wifi. Go to work, everything connects to work wifi.
My wifi connects to the NBN. Wifi needs a fixed connection to connect to.
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on 27-08-2013 02:49 PM
Mine doesn't have to be fixed. I have no landline connection at all.
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on 27-08-2013 02:58 PM
@twinkles**stars wrote:Mine doesn't have to be fixed. I have no landline connection at all.
Don't you have fixed wireless?
Do you plug into your fixed wireless device or does your fixed wireless device have it's own wifi?
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on 27-08-2013 03:02 PM
Don't get to technical on me lol
It's a combined device? Can plug into the computer and it also allows other devices in the house to get wifi. But the computer is not in anyway attached to a landline, be it cable, fibre or otherwise.
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on 27-08-2013 03:02 PM
No landline phone either.
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on 27-08-2013 03:11 PM
@twinkles**stars wrote:No landline phone either.
I know. I remember when you moved.
You have a fixed wireless connection (gateway) with wifi
The fixed wireless connects to the network (probably 3G) and your computers/phones etc connect to the wifi.
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on 27-08-2013 03:26 PM
Mobile phone only. So no need for any street connection as the signal is via towers
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27-08-2013 03:40 PM - edited 27-08-2013 03:41 PM
@twinkles**stars wrote:Mobile phone only. So no need for any street connection as the signal is via towers
Didn't you get the wireless gateway you talked about?
After you moved I remember you talking about the cost of getting a phone line and saying you were going to get a wireless gateway.
What sort of data limit/quota do you have?