Evans
I think you need to try it out: Look at it this way
1Mbps = 1 MB every 4 seconds (1 in and 1 out)
A month has 30 x 24 x 60 x 60 seconds = 2 592 000 seconds meaning 648 000 MEGABYTE
Even if calculating simplex (324 000M) and taking USD 100 / 324 000 the cost per M is 0.03 US Cents per M (or if duplex 0.015) in KSH this is 0.024 KSH (or 0.012) per M!
I find this to be a much better deal than ZUKU if you ask me.
Regards
Henry
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 7:23 PM, Evans Ikua
<ikua@lpakenya.org> wrote:
Big deal! What's the difference between this and Zuku? I bought 512 Kbps from zuku for about 2,500, then realized that the speeds were very slow. Some math showed me that this translated to 64KBps. This is a big joke.
What can one do with a 64KBps shared with I don't know how many other users?
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Evans Ikua
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Quoting Kevin <
wanjalak@gmail.com>:
I hear KDN has launched a new product for small businesses, 1Mbps for
4,000/=. Is there anything in the market that can rival this? Will this spur
the market for broadband uptake?
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