Valmiki Faleiro wrote:.... Despite a so-called 100 MBPS broadband connection (BSNL's), > I could not view the interview online.
Gabe Wrote: Are you sure Goa has 100 MBPS Broadband ? That is lighteningquick, Depending on how far we are from the BT phone centre we can getat max 4 MBPS. Cable is quicker and one can get as fast as 10 MBPS. Todetermine true speed log on to Pcpitstop. Check out your computer's speed at the same time. RESPONSE: BSNL never advertised or promised to give 100mbps broadband speed. At present they have 2mbps at the max, which was 256kbps at the beginning. I think Mr. faleiro mistuderstood the 100mbps speed which is shown when you move your pointer towards those 2 pc icons in the quicklaunch toolbars, they dont show actual internet connection speed, ignore them. I enjoyed the interview of MP with BSNL's broadband......"Connecting India"....isn't it? Regards, Kamalaksh