On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 19:16, Miguel de Leon wrote:
> infocom is offering satellite broadband i think. poke around
> www.info.com.ph for details.
Unfortunately, Infocom DSAT and the other satellite service from Philweb
requires a dial-up connection for upstream. The wireless connection is
only good for downloading. :( And I think you might have a hard time
using their hardware on Linux. I think the dial-up upstream connection
is using some kind of a proprietary protocol. :(
I think Dream is also offering wireless broadband but I don't know if
they cover Bulacan. However, the hardware is Windows only.
There's also Meridian Telekoms. It's only available on Metro Manila,
Cebu City and Davao City. I have no news if their equipment works with
Linux though.
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