Which one is best for speed net connection BSNL/AIRTEL/TATA/RELIANCE?
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Definitely bsnl all others r sharing with it great speed and security no other company is providing so smooth service as theirs
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Get broadband, period.\n\nBy the way, pay attention to units: 56kbps = 56 kiloBITS per second = 7 kiloBYTES per second (7 kBps), theoretical maximum speed of dial-up.
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Have you checked to see if broadband is available in your area? You can test it using the prequal link below.\n\nOtherwise you could install ISDN, however it usually only gives a marginal increase in speed, even if you pay the extra amount to order the two extra lines.
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You must be frm India...if so get \n\nBSNL broadband...500 Rs./month..\n\nUnlimited access to net...\nSpeed 256Kbps\nDownload limit 1GB\nfree from 2am to 8am...u can download as much as u want at this free time...i mean more than 1 GB
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CISCO, INTEL , IBM , INFOSYS , MOTOROLA, LUCENT,ALCATEL
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I dont know wha tyou are talking about. but if you are looking for a DSL here are you choices:\n- SBC Yahoo! has the fastest for the chepest price\n\n- Comcast has high speed internet, Cable, and phone for 99$ a month\n\n- Verizon Which is good but not the best. \n\nGood Luck Choosing!!
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If you plan to connect thru a cellphone, it'll never be as fast as real broadband or cable. \n\neven if you have wireless, you first need to subscribe to an intenet connection say roadrunner broadband, then install a wireless router to the cable modem. your laptop's wireless card will then connect with the Wireless router. \n\nRoadrunner is good, SBC Yahoo DSL is good too, but DSL is a lil slower than Broadband. I think Comcast is good too, if they have service in your area.
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Currently I have Cingular Edge but used to have Hughes Direcway - my answer is "it depends"   I can not get any wired (such as cable or DSL) broadband and my dialup stinks where I live.  For convenience Cingular gets the nod - for pure download speed Hughes is the champ. But Hughes uses a large, permanent mounted antenna and must be installed only by a licensed installer.  If you require online gaming or VOIP Hughes lacks as it has a .8 second latency period (that can not be over come due to physics)  This means there is that much of a lag time when sending commands.  I live in a rural area in California and get on average about 150-200 kbs download and upload speeds with Cingular.  When I travel to cities such as LA these speeds double and sometimes triple.  With Hughes I typically got 1.3 -1.5 Mps download speeds and only about 100kbs upload speeds.  I could easily do streaming video with Hughes but have problems with Cingular.  From a convenience factor - I can take Cingular with me almost everywhere - I can be riding in a car down the road with my laptop and be online - or sitting at the beach or the lake. I no longer have to pay for Wifi connections in airports or hotels either. I do miss the download speed that I enjoyed with Hughes.   Cingular is an emerging technology but hasn't yet caught up on speed - but will in the future.  The business model for cellular internet is to someday dominate the market once true broadband speeds are realized.  Hughes is a technology that is heading toward obsolescence but currently is ahead on speed
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It will depend on your service area and which regional Bell company serves you. The most inexpensive offer for high speed can be free: many cities are partnering with wireless companies to provide Internet access. I guess you can check with your City government to determine if anything is being planned or already in place.\n\nDSL from your local phone company is usually the cheapest offering and provides a good balance between speed and cost (up to 1.5mbps downloads for about $20-25/month).\n\nCable usually offers the fastest downloads (up to 3mbps) but is usually the most expensive at $40-50/month. They do offer some introductory pricing specials.
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MTNL ( http://mumbai.mtnl.net.in/internetservices/adsl/triband.html )\n\nHathway ( http://www.hathway.com/ )\n\nIn2Cable ( http://www.in2cable.com/ )\n\nSify ( http://broadband.sify.com )\n\nPacenet ( http://www.pacenet-india.com/ )\n\nIqara ( http://www.iqara.net/ )
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try going with dataone braodband. super speed, good connectvity.
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hi there,the one isp that i used before was aol. i got shot of them,the one i am with now is virgin.net,this is the only one i have found on the net is not on a 12mthly contract.it has 3 packages you pick the one that suites your pocket.also within the next month or so they are upgrading for free up to 8 mbps speed. i have found it great since i signed up with them 11/11/05.good luck.
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Call me a suck-up, but AT&T-Yahoo!'s High Speed Internet access offers 1.5mbps (theoretically) access for $12.99/mo. Personally, that seems quite a good deal. Hope this helps!
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What kind of network are u using?
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Just get a good,reliable and inexpensive isp that doesn't require you to install their software to connect. Connection software along with accelerators will slow you down.
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BSNL or RELIANCE WEB WORLD
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Believe me its got to be Hutch.\nThe service is amazing and so are the plans.\nThey give you good options.\nWhile airtel is very very bad.\nThey are not transparent.\nIdea is sort of ok.\nSo go for Hutch.\nI am using it for the past 4 years.