even faster broadband
 

A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
broadband-50X-faster

Sounds too good to be true?

Re: even faster broadband
 

On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 22:04:21 +1200, Peter <nospamjynyl@yahoo.co.nz>
wrote:

>
>A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
>broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
>of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
>and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
>having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
>http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
>broadband-50X-faster
>
>Sounds too good to be true?
>



Yes a Total Joke, seen these quotes many many times before, like the
water powered car..


Plus you don't get any thing for free here, its more like a total rip
off.

Re: even faster broadband
 

On 14/08/2010 10:04 p.m., Peter wrote:
>
> A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
> broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
> of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
> and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
> having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
> http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
> broadband-50X-faster
>
> Sounds too good to be true?
>
>
Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science writing
junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let near
anything more complex than a clock radio.
Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report is
complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
demarcation point.

Re: even faster broadband
 

On Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:18:45 +1200, victor <user@example.net> wrote:

>On 14/08/2010 10:04 p.m., Peter wrote:
>>
>> A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
>> broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
>> of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
>> and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
>> having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
>> http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
>> broadband-50X-faster
>>
>> Sounds too good to be true?
>>
>>
>Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science writing
>junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let near
>anything more complex than a clock radio.
>Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
>http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
>No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report is
>complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
>It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
>your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
>demarcation point.

Bugger off.
How dare you ruin our flight of fancy with the effin' truth.

Re: even faster broadband
 

victor wrote:

> Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science writing
> junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let near
> anything more complex than a clock radio.
> Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
> http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
> No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report is
> complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
> It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
> your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
> demarcation point.

IMO its great that telecom finally are thinking of installing a proper
demarcation point on houses.

Rest of the world has had them for years, but telecom have still been
installing the crappy little white J box with scotchlocs in them which
make it impossible for the homeowner to do an isolation test.

Re: even faster broadband
 

On 2010-08-14, Peter <nospamjynyl@yahoo.co.nz> wrote:
>
> A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
> broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
> of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
> and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
> having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
> http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
> broadband-50X-faster
>
> Sounds too good to be true?
>
Do they wish to raise capital?

Re: even faster broadband
 

On 2010-08-14, Penguin Man <pman@os.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 22:04:21 +1200, Peter <nospamjynyl@yahoo.co.nz>
> wrote:
>
>>
>>A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
>>broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
>>of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
>>and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
>>having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
>>http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
>>broadband-50X-faster
>>
>>Sounds too good to be true?
>>
>
>
>
> Yes a Total Joke, seen these quotes many many times before, like the
> water powered car.

Ironic, but without water your car would not be powered.plants need water,
for it has hydrogen in it which they exract from the water, thanks solar
energy.

Many plants are about to get going on this process big time in the southern
hemisphere.

Re: even faster broadband
 

On 15/08/2010 12:42 p.m., Lukagain Cos ThistleBounce wrote:
> On Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:18:45 +1200, victor<user@example.net> wrote:
>
>> On 14/08/2010 10:04 p.m., Peter wrote:
>>>
>>> A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
>>> broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
>>> of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
>>> and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
>>> having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
>>> http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
>>> broadband-50X-faster
>>>
>>> Sounds too good to be true?
>>>
>>>
>> Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science writing
>> junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let near
>> anything more complex than a clock radio.
>> Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
>> http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
>> No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report is
>> complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
>> It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
>> your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
>> demarcation point.
>
> Bugger off.
> How dare you ruin our flight of fancy with the effin' truth.


They have now corrected their story to "50% faster"

Re: even faster broadband
 

On 15/08/2010 3:57 p.m., Richard wrote:
> victor wrote:
>
>> Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science
>> writing junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let
>> near anything more complex than a clock radio.
>> Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
>> http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
>> No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report
>> is complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
>> It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
>> your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
>> demarcation point.
>
> IMO its great that telecom finally are thinking of installing a proper
> demarcation point on houses.
>
> Rest of the world has had them for years, but telecom have still been
> installing the crappy little white J box with scotchlocs in them which
> make it impossible for the homeowner to do an isolation test.

"* An earlier version of this story mentioned the device would improve
speeds "more than 50 times" instead of "up to 50 per cent". We apologise
for the error."

Re: even faster broadband
 

On Sun, 15 Aug 2010 18:28:09 +1200, victor <user@example.net> wrote:

>On 15/08/2010 12:42 p.m., Lukagain Cos ThistleBounce wrote:
>> On Sun, 15 Aug 2010 11:18:45 +1200, victor<user@example.net> wrote:
>>
>>> On 14/08/2010 10:04 p.m., Peter wrote:
>>>>
>>>> A small Palmerston North company has created a device that will make
>>>> broadband internet more than 50 times faster without having to pay hundreds
>>>> of dollars installing fibre-optic cables. The system looks like a modem,
>>>> and connects with homes' existing wiring to boost broadband speeds without
>>>> having to pay for re-wiring a home with fibre-optic
>>>> http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/ga...evice-to-make-
>>>> broadband-50X-faster
>>>>
>>>> Sounds too good to be true?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Just a poorly written article typical of technology and science writing
>>> junk in our newspapers. This reporter should have never be let near
>>> anything more complex than a clock radio.
>>> Its about the Telecom Service Delivery Point which Chorus install.
>>> http://www.chorus.co.nz/f72,31159/Cu...April_2010.pdf
>>> No one invested millions, its not leading edge technology, the report is
>>> complete bullshit and the company should be embarrassed.
>>> It contains a master splitter for adsl/vdsl and has no more benefit to
>>> your broadband speed than installing a master splitter at the
>>> demarcation point.
>>
>> Bugger off.
>> How dare you ruin our flight of fancy with the effin' truth.
>
>
>They have now corrected their story to "50% faster"
Reality just sucks.