MTN HSDPA 7.2Mbps

vodacom3g said:
If you can show that the words 3.6 or 7.2 referenced speed, we'll immediately remove it. The graphic you posted above (as your alter-ego) was not a Vodacom construct.

'HSDPA 3.6' and soon 'HSDPA 7.2' references the product name and is an indication of the equipment requirement to receive the service.

Just like a BMW 325 or BMW 525 does not reference the cars top speed but is a product differentiation.
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Vodacom3g, I will ignore your personal accusations and attacking style once again (the beers tally mounts again :rolleyes:) Why you are allowed to do it time and time again is beyond me.:o

So it is just a coincidence that the speeds alluded to (3.6 and 7.2) match the products required to attain them? You seem to forget that customers have a brain and know what is meant, despite the disclaimer. Once again openness and honesty is absent from Vodacom marketing. Sad ...
 
Skeptik said:
So it is just a coincidence that the speeds alluded to (3.6 and 7.2) match the products required to attain them? You seem to forget that customers have a brain and know what is meant, despite the disclaimer. Once again openness and honesty is absent from Vodacom marketing. Sad ...
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Since you disagree with Vodacom's marketing names, suggest something better that both Vodacom and MTN can use as marketing names that allows for comparisons between the two.
 
ic said:
Since you disagree with Vodacom's marketing names, suggest something better that both Vodacom and MTN can use as marketing names that allows for comparisons between the two.
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Send me R2000 and I will give my professional opinion within a week.
[You may also like to know that comparitive advertising is illegal]
 
Skeptik said:
Vodacom3g, I will ignore your personal accusations and attacking style once again (the beers tally mounts again :rolleyes:) Why you are allowed to do it time and time again is beyond me.:o

So it is just a coincidence that the speeds alluded to (3.6 and 7.2) match the products required to attain them? You seem to forget that customers have a brain and know what is meant, despite the disclaimer. Once again openness and honesty is absent from Vodacom marketing. Sad ...
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I would fully expect that all customers have a brain (and actually most of them do as it seems they all understand product definitions. I'm really sorry you battle so much with it. Try and increase intake of Omega-3's. Seems to help.)

These very same customers understand the difference between a BMW 328 or 540 or a Verso 1.6 or 2.0. Do you think it's a coincidence that these numbers match the engine capacity of the cars? Do these numbers in any way relate to power output or maximum speed?

But I guess you don't understand product differentiation in the motor industry either? :rolleyes:
 
What astounds me is that the internet is always compared to a car. So these so called "brainy" customers of you can't understand internet speeds without comparing them to cars? Seems like someone else might need that Omega-3 recommendation from... oh wait no... you're not a doctor are you?
 
Skeptik said:
Do you know if MTN will be releasing any other 7.2 capable devices like the E272.
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So does the E220 support 7.2?
I downloaded the updates on the MTN officail site and its says 7.2 when i connect but i thinks its crap.
 
vodacom3g said:
If you can show that the words 3.6 or 7.2 referenced speed, we'll immediately remove it. The graphic you posted above (as your alter-ego) was not a Vodacom construct.

'HSDPA 3.6' and soon 'HSDPA 7.2' references the product name and is an indication of the equipment requirement to receive the service.

Just like a BMW 325 or BMW 525 does not reference the cars top speed but is a product differentiation.
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easy now boys!
 
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