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[paliometoxo]

epitelous anakinosi...afiken tus o ri8mistis...1i fevrari ta upgrades je neo paketo 12 mbps

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1 -
2 -
3 Home512 – Μέχρι 512kbps/192kbps
4 Home1000 – 1Mbps/256kbps
5 Home2000 – 2Mbps/384kbps
6 Home4000 – 4Mbps/384kbps
7 -

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1 Home512 – Μέχρι 512kbps/256kbps
2 Home1000 – 1Mbps/384kbps
3 Home2000 – 2Mbps/512kbps
4 Home3000 – 3Mbps/512kbps
5 Home4000 – 4Mbps/512kbps
6 Home8000 – 8Mbps/768kbps
7 Home12000 – 12Mbps/768kbps

  Υφιστάμενα τέλη    Νέα τέλη
1 -                    €15,50
2 -                    €20,70
3 €26,45            €26,45
4 €33,36            €33,36
5 €43,70            €43,70
6 €58,00            €58,00
7 -                    €72,90

mnai eida to j egw simera!

Dear Customer,

Within the framework of our commitment for continuous improvement of our products and services, we are fulfilling our promises for new upgrades for our internet broadband products.

Specifically, from 1 February 2011, we will significantly increase the download and upload speeds of our existing Cytanet DSL Access Home and NetRunner Home broadband products. We will also be introducing new products with faster speeds of up to 12Mbps/768kbps. More details regarding the upgrades and the new products are given in the table below:

se 1 mina dld... oloi ena exoun upgrade oxa mono leukwsia i mono limassol? en lalei dame...

e koulli egw eida speed test sthm agglia k exoun 100mbit LOL  cable!!! stin londino me 10mbit upload

[cisco21]

en exoun ipothesi kanenas tous damesa. Jinos o GERIET en yia na troi mono. Antagonismos ke malakies. Ginete en eti 2011 na plironis yia ta 4MBits 59 euro (cyta price)? eto krata ti Primetel ke ti Cablenet mes to pexnidi. I primetel anakinose simera diplasiasmo taxititon dorean pu tin 1i tou Genari (2i fora se ena xrono). je i Cyta kathe tria xronia kamni m diplasiasmo je pale en pio akrivi epidi en tous afini o GERIMET.
klefkoun ton kosmo damesa ke en antidra kanenas.

[falconcy]

It is blatantly obvious that the regulator has failed miserably. Despite a hostile regulatory environment as well as a few vociferous Cytaphobes, people are not leaving Cyta in their droves and going to Primetel.

Lets face it, the vast majority of "sheeple" just want a connection and all they care about is whether their latest Facebook Fetish actually works. It's only a few of the more hardcore users who actually understand what is happening.

[falconcy]

I'm not sure yet, just waiting for it to actually happen. To be honest, 8Mbit is pretty much a sweet spot as you can do practically everything. Anything beyond that is more for bigger downloading.

I don't have a problem with the distance to the exchange, I can almost throw rocks at it from the veranda. That said, there are technologies that negate the distance from the exchange, even over copper.

[falconcy]

What actual difference will more speed make? I can already get streaming video fine. On a 4Mbit connection I can download an xvid rip in ~30 mins, higher quality in around an hour, I don't do DVD's or Blu-Rays as it seems pointless, kinda like the difference between downloading an album in mp3 format vs wav or flac, I certainly can't tell the difference. An 8Mbit connection will halve the time.

There are two things I have noticed as speed increases for us. Firstly that you eventually reach a point where there is very little left to download and secondly that download speed is also limited by the uplink speed of the person you are downloading from. In the vast majority of cases people are on asynchronous connections, meaning that their uplink is quite a bit slower than their downlink. Sure most P2P software can aggregate multiple connections to at least give the illusion of a fast download.

Primetel's 24 Mbit connections could well have a problem due to their really low uplink speed. This could well be an issue for all providers as it is my understanding that they can't deliver more than 1Mbit on the existing platforms. VDSL and GPON will allow those issues to be corrected. The other issue with a 24Mbit connection could well be due to the TV side of the triple play package as that too needs bandwidth.

[falconcy]

Downloading  everything purely for the sake of it somehow doesn't work for me, there are more things to do in life than watch every single TV series and movie that comes out, besides, there aren't enough hours in a day to watch them all. The only reason I can see for that level of downloading is as a dubious business by hawking pirate movies around pubs and markets. Most people on the Scene do not approve of making money from it.

Private trackers are the way to go with P2P for sure. As far as FTP downloads go, access to PreDB and the Scene does have it's advantages though I'm not so active these days due to work commitments. You do have to give something to get anything though and pubs don't always have the full catalogue.

Regarding Cyta's network infrastructure, if you actually paid attention you'd know that for the past 3-4 years they have been rolling out additional Remote DSLAM's and MSAN's which extend the range from the exchange way further than 3km, even over existing copper.

Dissing CYTA for the sake of it rather than acknowledging that the real villans are the bunch of lawyers sat in the regulator's office will do nothing to make things better. Cyta could offer GPON were they allowed to do so, they already have a pilot scheme operational in Archangelos with around 450 users connected, they will expand it further as and when the regulator allows them too.

GPON in case you don't understand the tech will allow Gigabit connectivity similar to what is available in most Scandinavian countries.

[Bob]

I agree speed is overrated.
Browsing speed on 20 is just the same as it is on 1mbps.
If you need something big downloaded you don't sit and wait for it to download - you schedule it, usually overnight.
Does it matter if the download will finish at 2am or at 5am?
There is not one half decent streaming VOD provider in Europe and the American providers are restricted.
The only "use" of high speed bandwidth is with online gaming and I don't do it
Once people realize they don't need more than 1mbps the prices will go through the floor.
When providers can not compete with speeds - they will have to compete with prices!
So if you want lower prices - do like I did - teach the greedy providers a lesson - downgrade to 1!
Unless you are an online gamer - in that case you just have to wait to grow up