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1 BYTE = 8 bits, not the other way around.

If your speed says 1 kbps, that's 1 kilobit, not one kiloBYTE.

If the test claims 1 kbps, that's 1/8 of a KiloBYTE...not 8 kiloBYTES.
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Posted: 2003-04-14 08:00:00
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depends on our gprs signal This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-04-14 08:21:00
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From the rate some are reporting it would appear that some carriers employ some kind of proxy to help speed up data transfer.
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Posted: 2003-04-14 17:17:00
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Really slooowwwwww.... usually under 2kbps. Not very inspiring. No wonder I find CSD and GPRS fairly similar in speed. Both same for me. Anyone wantto venture a guess as to why some of us have such a slow connection while others zip through?
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Posted: 2003-04-15 17:12:00
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I think it's because they don't invest in the soft and the broadband...i think it has something to do with the gateways allowing data to pass at a certain amount and speed.
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Posted: 2003-04-16 01:29:00
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how do u do it i havent a clue

plus i am serachin for a cheap blue tooth or a cable for me comp am runnin win 98 ne one kno ne where
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Posted: 2003-04-18 19:52:00
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Just tested it on my P800 with Vodacom SA Network.
I clocked 52 kps one time and the 6.7kps another..Whats this mean ??

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Posted: 2003-04-19 17:29:00
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i think the 2nd one is accurate...although it's still kindda high:)
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Posted: 2003-04-21 09:11:00
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T-Mobile USA advertizes the fastest GPRS equipment. So how come I clock as fast or faster on CSD, and both are under 2.5 Kbps? Neither are an inspiring rate for the premier GSM/GPRS carrier (so they say)!
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Posted: 2003-04-24 18:24:00
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i got 14,75 with Telenor Mobil in norway on a P800
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Posted: 2003-04-24 21:42:00
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