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NET CONNECTION TOP 10 countries

 

India has been ranked at a dismal 115th among 223 countries in terms of average Internet connection speeds. India has an average Internet connection speed of just 772 Kbps compared with the global average of 1.5 Mbps.

 

At the end of 2008, approximately 19 per cent Internet connections around the world were at speeds greater than 5 Mbps -- a 21 per cent increase over the average global connection speed at the end of 2007.

 

The number of unique IPs or Internet addresses from India grew 42.91 per cent year-on-year, to 2.63 million. Globally, the number of unique IPs grew 20 per cent. In terms of broadband penetration, India had 0.0001 broadband IPs per capita.

 

This is according to the State of the Internet report, a quarterly study by Akamai Technologies, the US-based Internet content distribution giant. The State of the Internet report tracks average connection speeds for countries around the world. Check out the top 10 nations in terms of average Internet connection speed. . .

 

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1 ) is SOUTH KOREA.

 

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2) JAPAN

 

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3) HONGKONG

 

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4) ROMANIA

 

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5) SWEDEN

 

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6) SWITZERLAND

 

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7) NETHERLANDS

 

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8) BELGIUM

 

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9) SLOVAKIA

 

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10) NORWAY

 

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This is sad considering so many skillful gamers in india. only bottlenecked by net connection.

 

I HATE OUR f**kING GOVERNMENT.

 

http://specials.rediff.com/money/2009/apr/...0-countries.htm

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772 kbps and i am still stuck at 256....... :fear:

 

this (772) includes the business connections as well so does not show the true picture of indian household connections!!

........i think its around .......400 !!

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772 kbps and i am still stuck at 256....... :bash:

 

this (772) includes the business connections as well so does not show the true picture of indian household connections!!

........i think its around .......400 !!

 

 

ya i think ur right on that one.

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Well i dont think that'll improve anytime soon with dial up connectins still operating at places (leave alone the villages rather even in Delhi)

 

 

P.S- I'm at 1/3rd of that average@ 256kbps :huh:

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This can be expected, while most countries are developing their internet services we are going backwards. The recent fair usage policy ruined any little hope I had left. Just today I saw a brochure for new plans on my reliance wireless connection and a little star at the bottom said subscribers will be charged for usage above 10 GB for unlimited connections. Why don't they just call it Broadband+ 10GB and take off the word "unlimited".

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Not even 5% indians (5 Crore) must be using internet. And internet is very costly in India. 10k a month for 2mbps UL is the cheapest we get and in SE asia they pay 2k for 2mbps UL line :dance: . In other countries it is very cheap and fairly developed. So considering the current developing phase of India.... these figures don't matter.

 

Karoo your hatred won't make the Indian Govt any better. And internet is not the priority for the government. Its gotta first look at full employment, removing poverty & starvation.

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Not even 5% indians (5 Crore) must be using internet. And internet is very costly in India. 10k a month for 2mbps UL is the cheapest we get and in SE asia they pay 2k for 2mbps UL line :dance: . In other countries it is very cheap and fairly developed. So considering the current developing phase of India.... these figures don't matter.

 

Karoo your hatred won't make the Indian Govt any better. And internet is not the priority for the government. Its gotta first look at full employment, removing poverty & starvation.

 

 

duude its pathetic that they call india it power lol..

 

the point is to pay 1600rs for 512kbps connection when u can get 3 mbps in us for some monies.

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