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Korea to Get 1Gbps Internet Access by 2012
- Thread starter zCexVe
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zCexVe said:
Imagine where to store those downloaded files
that's why Sri Lanka don't upgrade it's communication infrastructure
$hit, We're waiting for 1Mbps for cheaper price while Korea planning for 1Gb/s
Man hithanne me news eka true na 
korean wala thiya mona rate mechchara spd ekak dunnath ewa kawadawath home use denne na . ehema dunnoth sahena prob ekak wenna puluwan
korean wala thiya mona rate mechchara spd ekak dunnath ewa kawadawath home use denne na . ehema dunnoth sahena prob ekak wenna puluwan
raviXX11 said:are u..........? pissu hadenawa
this is my town stat-
see.....
http://www.speedtest.net/global.php?continent=4&country=89®ion=667&city= 176539
nd this is seoul....
...-
http://www.speedtest.net/global.php?continent=4&country=89®ion=401&city= 105045
and also see this.....
http://www.speedtest.net/global.php?continent=4&country=89®ion=401&city= 105045
my conn is KOREA TELECOM...
samahara welawata speed adu wenawa thamai... once a week wage... week ends walata. normally nam spped eka umbalata hithannath baa....
Mata mach ekka randu venna one na.Oya okkoma mach dala thiyena link valin pennanne mach ge speed eka 20Mbps valata kittu bava.Anika mama kivve oya post karala thiyena window eke pennane lagama thiyena device ekata connect vena speed eka.hardware layer eke next step eka.
E laga eka mama inne USA.mata LK speed pennala vadak na
Api duvanneth oya vage cable connection ma thama.20Mbps.Oyage connection eka Korea T kivvane.Link eke thiyenne 17967kbps kiyalane.
17967/1024=17.5Mbps.
Oya varadi kiyala penava neda?
Anika thama katavath varadunath hina venna epa,baninna epa kiyala denna.
Api lankave aya kohe hitiyath.
mozart said:ya same here in Singapore...they r planin also palnin to giv this...
Ado!! Singapura boy... its not fair!!
see.....
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Internet speed to ramp up by 2012
Date: December 04, 2008 </B>
Source: Ministry of Public Administration and Security
In 2012, Korea's wired and wireless Internet will run at 1Gb and 10Mb, respectively, which is 10 times faster than current service in the country, the government said Wednesday (Dec. 3).
In ways to strengthen national digitalization, the Prime Minister's Office and the Ministry of Public Administration and Security declared a vision for an information society and mapped out 5 goals and 72 major tasks at the Central Government Complex in Seoul on the same day. The event was attended by around 200 guests from the ministries, the National Assembly, businesses, private organizations and academia.
President Lee Myung-bak at the venue said, "The most urgent task now is solving the problems of the economic crisis, but we also have to prepare for the future and seek new growth engines (for further development)."
More developed IT service and technology is part of the new growth engines sought after by the government. According to the government's plan, ubiquitous Internet technology owned by the few will penetrate into the lives of many, high-speed Internet service will help people live disaster-free lives through high-end information services and Information technology will be grafted onto many manufacturing and service industries by 2012.
Under the vision dubbed "Advanced Information Society based on Creativity and Trust," the government will try to collect important information scattered around ministries and bring it to within reach of most people, said the president. "Korea's information infrastructure rating stands at 6th in the world, but in terms of people's access to information, there is much room for improvement."
The national information society plan also included constructing 10 "soft power clusters" nationwide, in which industry, academia and research institutes work together for the development of information and communication technology.
By James Ro
Korea.net Staff Writer
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http://www.korea.net/community/forum/News_Forum_Write.asp?news_no=
In ways to strengthen national digitalization, the Prime Minister's Office and the Ministry of Public Administration and Security declared a vision for an information society and mapped out 5 goals and 72 major tasks at the Central Government Complex in Seoul on the same day. The event was attended by around 200 guests from the ministries, the National Assembly, businesses, private organizations and academia.
President Lee Myung-bak at the venue said, "The most urgent task now is solving the problems of the economic crisis, but we also have to prepare for the future and seek new growth engines (for further development)."
More developed IT service and technology is part of the new growth engines sought after by the government. According to the government's plan, ubiquitous Internet technology owned by the few will penetrate into the lives of many, high-speed Internet service will help people live disaster-free lives through high-end information services and Information technology will be grafted onto many manufacturing and service industries by 2012.
Under the vision dubbed "Advanced Information Society based on Creativity and Trust," the government will try to collect important information scattered around ministries and bring it to within reach of most people, said the president. "Korea's information infrastructure rating stands at 6th in the world, but in terms of people's access to information, there is much room for improvement."
The national information society plan also included constructing 10 "soft power clusters" nationwide, in which industry, academia and research institutes work together for the development of information and communication technology.
By James Ro
Korea.net Staff Writer
KT to WiBro It in Gyeonggi
Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo, left, and KT CEO and President Nam Joong-soo shake hands at the signing ceremony for the Ubiquitous Gyeonggi project. KT will open the WiBro Wave 2 network ― the fastest wireless Internet service available ― in 19 cities in the region this October.
/ Courtesy of KT
By Cho Jin-seo
Staff Reporter
In Korea where broadband Internet speed is one of the world's fastest, downloading a two-hour movie file may not take more than five minutes. But even the most Internet-savvy Koreans will be surprised when KT opens its ``WiBro Wave 2'' network this fall, which will enable users to download a 700-megabite movie file in about 120 seconds.
KT last month started the second round of its Project WiBro, with which it plans to blanket the whole country with a seamless wireless network of super-fast Internet connections. As an important first step, the firm signed a memorandum of understanding with Gyeonggi Province, Monday. The province is the largest and the most populated in South Korea, with 11 million residents, and also possesses the most vigorous economy.
Including Suwon, Incheon, and Guri, 19 cities in the province will benefit from the WiBro Wave 2 service from October.
``The expansion of WiBro service to every corner of the metropolitan area will greatly improve the usability of the high-speed wireless Internet,'' said Nam Joong-soo, CEO of KT. ``It will contribute to the regional economy by helping small-sized companies establish a mobile working environment.''
WiBro, better known as Mobile WiMAX in other countries, is a high-speed mobile Internet system that has faster and larger coverage than the widely used Wi-Fi wireless system. KT has been building the network to cover major cities in South Korea, and hopes to eventually cover the whole country, with a seamless WiBro network.
The already superb quality of the KT WiBro network is expected to greatly improve this year when more innovative technologies are deployed.
The so-called ``Wave 2'' transmitters will simultaneously use multiple transmission antennas, and ``smart'' antennas will automatically focus radio waves in the direction of where data traffic is heaviest, engineers refer to this system as a ``sunflower antenna.''
Korea has been the leader of this technology, and KT is operating citywide WiBro networks for a monthly fee of 19,800 won. Sprint-Nextel has been working to cover several big cities in the United States with WiBro, with a large amount of equipment imported from Samsung Electronics.
According to the firm, around 160,000 customers were subscribing to WiBro service at the end of April and the number was increasing ― KT is aiming for 400,000 subscribers by December. The firm hopes that the introduction of discount plans for multiple subscriptions for telephones, mobile phones and home Internet services will be a big attraction to customers.
The deal with Gyeonggi Province will open new opportunities for WiBro especially in the public sector, KT Said. According to the firm, Gyeonggi is to use WiBro for conventions and tourism events to be held in the province. More importantly, officials are considering utilizing the system in fighting crime and fire by issuing WiBro devices to policemen and firemen and monitoring them from a control tower.
``Gyeonggi is a large province and there are regions easily excluded from traditional telecommunication networks,'' said Kim Moon-soo, its governor. ``We hope that every corner of Gyeonggi can benefit from this telecom service as soon as possible.''
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Anika thama katavath varadunath hina venna epa,baninna epa kiyala denna.
Api lankave aya kohe hitiyath. [/quote]
ya machan.... agree with u...
File Size - 600.005 KB.... / Time Elapsed - 0.961 seconds wht abt my speed?
Api lankave aya kohe hitiyath.
[/quote] ya machan.... agree with u...File Size - 600.005 KB.... / Time Elapsed - 0.961 seconds wht abt my speed?
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