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Coverage and Pings.

petebhoy · 2002-11-20 22:10:57

im in scotland in the uk and it i possible i may be moving to dublin soon. i was wondering what the broadband coverage is like in the dublin area and what sort of cost is it p/m? also i was wondering if anyone could tell me what sort of pings are in wireless broadband?

20-11-2002 10:10pm

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petebhoy

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im in scotland in the uk and it i possible i may be moving to dublin soon. i was wondering what the broadband coverage is like in the dublin area and what sort of cost is it p/m?

also i was wondering if anyone could tell me what sort of pings are in wireless broadband?

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#2 20-11-2002 11:19pm

molinaalexis

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Better stay there, here we do not have internet

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#3 20-11-2002 11:27pm

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take a look at the sticky FAQ: Flat-rate and Broadband Options
that will answer most your questions
as for pings with wireless broadband they are ment to be very low 20-30 pinging irish/uk servers

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