Hong Kong ISP Launches 1Gbps Consumer DSL!
 

full story:
http://www.convergedigest.com/Bandwi...e.asp?ID=14545


wow... wouldn't that be sweet? Downloading a DVD in under a minute :)

Oh man! Talk about all the possibilities with that bandwidth....

sweet !!

Time to get some raided scsi-drives :glugglug

wow i can finally run a warez site with all the stolen content i downloaded off the porn torrent

im gonna move there, then start a hosting company for 2 cents per MBPS and get rich

Damn, imagine how much spam/sec assholes are going to be sending out using that shit hehe :)

damn, lots of bandwidth

:1orglaugh priceless

Only $215 a month. How sweet

Jeez rhis makes it even better

1 Gbps symmetric

Finally I can upload a full HDD in a few hours :)

1gb and sushi every day hmm :)

indeed, would make uploading content a lot easier

bet they have something like a limit on users that can be connect 2 you

Holy fuck.. that's fast !

Yes and now surfers/members can download your entire membership site in just minutes instead of hours. :disgust

I bet there's all kinds of restrictions on it.

lol true, but that is inevitable anyway. Technology will take a while before this becomes interesting to the average joe because average joes do not shell out $215/month for DSL :2 cents:

talking about cheap bandwidth, just WOW

that is only local bandwidth dumbasses, they wont get shit for international, maybe 1mbps

wow thats insane speeds... australia majorly sucks when it comes to broadband :(

ditto


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When are we going to get those speeds here? :(

give it another 5 years or so

so fucking many noobs on this board

Sweet. :thumbsup

I miss Hong Kong now :(

I was at a technology convention in Spain about 2 years ago.

One company was talking about creating a system for DVD retails stores called "Burn on demand."

Essentially the entire store was the size of a kiosk with a 2 computer terminals. The consumer selected the movie the wanted. The clerk downloaded it complete with the artwork, etc. and burned it on a high-quality DVD.

The only thing he said holding them back was bandwidth speeds.

Looks like it isn't too far away now.

Wow, those guys are damn lucky!!! Most people are still on 56k :helpme