Internet Speed 3G Vs. 4G. from speedtest.net

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Dial up users need not apply

lol Explain GB?

zee the bird?

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by unkown5454

Dmshark just gave you his 4G LTE numbers.

Your best bet in Canada is probably Rogers since their networks are 100% identitcal to USA AT&T...

I didn't see any numbers. I only seen one from the UK.

[GhostWhoWalks]

Also you may go to speedtest.net with your cell phone.

7.80 Mbps Download and 2.02 Mbps upload with a ping of 61 ms.

[unkown5454]

Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

I didn't see any numbers. I only seen one from the UK.

Hmmmm...his post was deleted. Not sure why...

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by unkown5454

Hmmmm...his post was deleted. Not sure why...

To big of a picture he did PM me the status on it. It's just NUTS!!! and crazy!!!!

And it's wireless on top of it.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by GhostWhoWalks

To big of a picture he did PM me the status on it. It's just NUTS!!! and crazy!!!!

And it's wireless on top of it.

How high was it?

[sausageishere2008]

here mine from the uk, but im not sure if i seen any as high as this

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[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by rsot

How high was it?

Faster then the speed of light!

Well you are stuck at 56k dial up.

He is flying with Captain Picard in the starship @ 211.21mps and up 406.11mps

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by sausageishere2008

here mine from the uk, but im not sure if i seen any as high as this

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That is very good for wireless devices. Just unreal back in the day 15 years ago it was all dial up. Now days it's changed to much better technology.

Been waiting for something like this the last 10 years.

[unkown5454]

Problem is, these speeds are useless as long as data caps are in place.

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by unkown5454

Problem is, these speeds are useless as long as data caps are in place.

Ahh they charge per gig huh?

[unkown5454]

You don't need hundreds of megabit speeds to sell online. So, unless you are transferring massive files, gaming, etc...those speeds aren't needed until they allow higher bandwidths. You can blow through a few gigs just messing around on Netflix, YouTube, etc...

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by unkown5454

You don't need hundreds of megabit speeds to sell online. So, unless you are transferring massive files, gaming, etc...those speeds aren't needed until they allow higher bandwidths. You can blow through a few gigs just messing around on Netflix, YouTube, etc...

I'd use it for this only. But fast!

[ovidiu]

This is AT&T 4G LTE in a depression with very poor signal from all providers, Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, Tmobile. It's very respectable but ping is rather high compared to a good location. On Sprint LTE I can get 20x these numbers with high bars.

[GhostWhoWalks]

Originally Posted by ovidiu

This is AT&T 4G LTE in a depression with very poor signal from all providers, Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, Tmobile. It's very respectable but ping is rather high compared to a good location. On Sprint LTE I can get 20x these numbers with high bars.

wow that's very depressing to see.

[ovidiu]

Hey, all depends on signal clarity and strength. My nephew and niece can play PS4 with low lag on this connection, btw. It's actually better than the Comcast. I'm happy, cause my Sprint phone needs a femtocell just to have a signal over here. 3G and 4G don't do well going up mountains or into depressions.