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Virgin Media price hike letter today - who else got one?
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Yes i am on 2mb broadband deal. No real complaints, only the £4 increase they now want me to pay....debating whether to let virgin go & just get a dongle
Nah you probably don't want a dongle due to the high latency usually associated with 3G and HSDPA
We are probably talking around an average of 20ms for your current connection vs about 100ms for the dongle, in more simplistic terms it means your computer will take longer to do something once you click on a link0 -
Yes i am on 2mb broadband deal. No real complaints, only the £4 increase they now want me to pay....debating whether to let virgin go & just get a dongle
Nah you probably don't want a dongle due to the high latency usually associated with 3G and HSDPA
We are probably talking around an average of 20ms for your current connection vs about 100ms for the dongle, in more simplistic terms it means your computer will take longer to do something once you click on a link0 -
Nah you probably don't want a dongle due to the high latency usually associated with 3G and HSDPA
We are probably talking around an average of 20ms for your current connection vs about 100ms for the dongle, in more simplistic terms it means your computer will take longer to do something once you click on a link
:rotfl:everything in red might aswell have been in swahili.....thank you for writing it in plain english:T0 -
Mines gone up by £2.60 a month. It has more than likely gone up to pay for this so called free double broadband speed0
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A dongle is perfectly acceptable for web pages I find. Gamers won't be happy I guess.
3 launched it's Web Cube recently to give you 3 internet at home via WiFi, but it sill looks like a £15 per month minimum spend:
http://www.stuff.tv/news/web/news-nugget/three-launches-3g-web-cube-for-home-wi-fi0 -
I'm on M broadband and pretty sure my speed should be much highter than this
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1827612509.png0 -
It probably should. This is mine:
http://speedtest.net/result/1827626628.png
That's with their Superhub and a wireless N class adapter in my computer. Are you connected direct to their modem/router and have nothing else running?I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the In My Home MoneySaving, Energy and Techie Stuff boards. If you need any help on these boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any posts you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com.
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It probably should. This is mine:
http://speedtest.net/result/1827626628.png
That's with their Superhub and a wireless N class adapter in my computer. Are you connected direct to their modem/router and have nothing else running?
I a wireless router connected to my modem. Which is the original modem I had with telewest0
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