8ta prepares for 21Mbps mobile network upgrade

I hope the new data packages are R64 per/gb to compare with TelkomISP ADSL, Vodacon will be very angry and red.... they might run to mommy (ASA)... :D
 
Not another one.

I hope you'll be able to use the older dongles (Huawei E220 etc) for a long time still...
 
... set to upgrade their network to 21Mbps HSPA+ in the near future.

Why is this company always chasing old technology and never leading it, are they using the equipment that cell c or vodacom are throwing out?
 
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... set to upgrade their network to 21Mbps HSPA+ in the near future.

Why is this company always chasing old technology and never leading it, are they using the equipment that cell c or vodacom are throwing out?
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Why are they not doing 42Mbps like Cell-C, VodaCom and MTN?
 
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Why are they not doing 42Mbps like Cell-C, VodaCom and MTN?

In a way it makes sense to stick with tried-and-trusted technology.

42Mbps is a whole new ball game, there's bounds to be issues here and there.

Personally I don't care for speeds, all I ask for is a reliable 2Mb/4Mb connection.
 
How long did Vodacom, MTN and Cell C take to bring out 42Mbps? And why not sooner?....
 
Something tells me in 2 years or so we will be hearing news of financial meltdown at Telkom
 
I like your optimism MickeyD. I am afraid it might not realise, but we can sure hope. The other little problem is reception or coverage.
Over 1000 sites (built in 6 months) in all cities and then roaming on MTN in other areas...

/parks comments until 20 June
 
Funny how our mobile networks are competitive with those internationally, but our landlines aren't even a fraction of what they have overseas.
 
Thats where there major income lays.
Im waiting to see what Telkom brings to the table.
Like Lib's says - im also only interested in a reliable line at least 2-4mb/s.
Telkom has the bandwidth, lets see if we get bigger caps & cheaper prices (hoping against all odds)
 
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