broadband usage stats

[detoxed]

Does anyone know what % of web surfers worldwide are on broadband? Any websites that have this info?

[notjoe]

Originally posted by detoxed
Does anyone know what % of web surfers worldwide are on broadband? Any websites that have this info?

30-40% i believe but dont quote me on that.

[X37375787]

Originally posted by notjoe


30-40% i believe but dont quote me on that.

Worldwide? Doubt that it's even 15%...

[MadCap]

Originally posted by notjoe


30-40% i believe but dont quote me on that.

Id say is is quite a bit lower than that but dont quote me either.

[notjoe]

Originally posted by Equinox



Worldwide? Doubt that it's even 15%...

nope, just north america. I know b/w is more in europe and their telephone billing model is completely different.

Some places in eu still pay per min to use their phone line, even for local calls! Besides that i think b/w still costs more in eu. I know ISDN is big out there but how many channels can you bond before you say enough is enough.

[notjoe]

Originally posted by notjoe


nope, just north america. I know b/w is more in europe and their telephone billing model is completely different.

Some places in eu still pay per min to use their phone line, even for local calls! Besides that i think b/w still costs more in eu. I know ISDN is big out there but how many channels can you bond before you say enough is enough.

and at only 64kbits/sec per channel what's the point?

[MadCap]

Originally posted by notjoe


and at only 64kbits/sec per channel what's the point?

Even dual isdn which by the way i still have a few people here in the us using is allmost worthless compared to dsl/cable

[notjoe]

Originally posted by MadCap




Even dual isdn which by the way i still have a few people here in the us using is allmost worthless compared to dsl/cable

dual isdn hahahaha 128kbps hahahaha 16KB/sec hahahaha hardly enough to watch a decent video. I wonder how much that goes for?

I remember getting an ISDN back when i was 18 and working for this company. I think it was roughly 300/month back then, single channel too!

(im 26 now)

[BRISK]

http://news.com.com/2100-1034-5077230.html?tag=nl

The number of broadband subscribers worldwide surged 72 percent in 2002, to 62 million, as more households upgraded their dial-up modems for speedier access, according to a new study.

[Smokey The Bear]

You might want to check out this page

http://cyberatlas.internet.com/big_p...oolbox/article

[xxxoutsourcing]

ADSL is big in Asia now, they are putting hot spots everywhere so you can use your wireless connection at starbucks, bars & pubs and airports, which is pretty progressive for this part for the world.

[johnbosh]

Originally posted by notjoe


30-40% i believe but dont quote me on that.

:D

[VeriSexy]

Originally posted by xxxoutsourcing
ADSL is big in Asia now, they are putting hot spots everywhere so you can use your wireless connection at starbucks, bars & pubs and airports, which is pretty progressive for this part for the world.

Yup broadband is huge in Japan and South Korea. Getting big in China just like Cellphones and Tvs did.

[Smokey The Bear]

Japan has more broadband than anyone.

[BRISK]

Japan, South Korea, Canada, and Scandinavian countries I think have the highest percentage of broadband users.

[SoundMan]

SEX SURFERS = 65%

Mainstream Surfers = 18%


based on some bullshit stats...........

[servforce]

High numbers... High numbers....