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- From: Stephen Lee <sl@example.com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2001 13:04:51 +0900
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John De Hoog <dehoog@example.com> wrote: > > Yahoo, like Tokyo Metallic whom they are buying out, uses a North > American standard. The other providers such as eAccess and NTT use a > more limited standard. It was originally thought that the North American > standard would not work in Japan due to interference with NTT's ISDN. > In practice this has turned out not to be true. Tokyo Metallic has > already demonstrated 6 Mbps throughput using this standard, and Yahoo > has been able to tweak their network to get the 8 Mbps figure. Still, 8Mbps is the theoretical throughput you can get if the length of the copper to the CO is short enough; the throughput drops pretty quickly with distance so you might end up with 1.5Mbps or below anyway. Still, for half the price, I wouldn't complain too much... Stephen
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