@ Net In Norway @

[RostislaV]

I actually really don`t know is this field correct for such theme but I`m very interesting in this question!

 

Unfortunately here is no possibility for starting the polls...

 

So please just give me yours answers simply here.

 

I`m interesting of following -

 

1. What type of Internet connections do you use?

 

Cable Modem, Optical LAN, xDSL`s, other.

 

2. What average speed is standard for Norway and HOW it changes in geographical sense?

 

It means - does the same price for users of the same speed and the same type of connection in Oslo and behind Norh Pole Circle for example.

 

3. How much costs speed in 1 Mbps and 5 Mbps averagely for whole state, for exactly Oslo and is there big difference between different type of connection?

 

4. And how much the providers has the Norway?

 

I have a big list of them and I`m surprised!

So many for so not big country...

 

Will be very grateful for yours answers.

Endret 5. februar 2007 av RostislaV

[Kurume]

I use Nextgentel as my ISP. I get 4200/600 kb/s ADSL for 398 nok/month. Its the same price in Norway (if nextgentel has adsl-centrals there), if not, then they (nextgentel) borrow lines from Telenor which has less speed and costs more.

[RostislaV]

I use Nextgentel as my ISP. I get 4200/600 kb/s ADSL for 398 nok/month. Its the same price in Norway (if nextgentel has adsl-centrals there), if not, then they (nextgentel)  borrow lines from Telenor which has less speed and costs more.

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mmm ... got it, thanks a lot for info.

Endret 5. februar 2007 av RostislaV

[Barcarolle]

I have a rather slow ADSL, the speed is 2,2/0,512 mbit. We pay 299 NOK pr. month.

But as soon as possible we will change to 20/1 mbit, from the same ISP, this type of internet is callled ADSL2+ i think.

 

I have read a place that the average speed in Norway is 2300 or 2500kbit download , i can`t remember exactly.

 

 

And by the way, Kurume i did not understand what you ment here,

Its the same price in Norway (if nextgentel has adsl-centrals there), if not, then they (nextgentel)  borrow lines from Telenor which has less speed and costs more.

Do nextgentel provide internet in other countries then Norway? And why does telenor lines got less speed? Endret 5. februar 2007 av Jensemann4

[RostislaV]

As I know and as I read yours comments ... I`m more suring that the most popular Net-Connection in Norway is the technologies - xDSL-s...

 

Hm ... actually it`s sad but it`s understood, concerning that fact that Norway is very specifical state in geographical sense - so xDSL-s more logical way for building net-link inside the Norway ...

[Zerge]

I got cableinternet from Canal Digital and pay 447NOK for 10240/2048 in Trondheim

Endret 5. februar 2007 av Zerge

[RostislaV]

I got cableinternet from Canal Digital and pay 447NOK for 10240/2048 in Trondheim

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very interesting ... very-very ...

[hiper]

i have wlan inernet 2048/512 and i pay 329 NOK/m, the line is okay, but the ping is totaly fxxxx

[RostislaV]

i have wlan inernet 2048/512 and i pay 329 NOK/m, the line is okay, but the ping is totaly fxxxx

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2 Mbps for 40 $ ... mmm does not it`s too expensive?

 

although in Norway everything is expensive ... so here must be another scale for comparing (usualy I`m using average european scales).

Endret 5. februar 2007 av RostislaV

[melsom]

I have 20Mbit/10Mbit fiber connection from Lyse Tele. It costs 699 NOK.

[tommy_89]

Download: 3200kbps

Upload: 450kbps

ISP: Nextgentel (aka. NGT)

Price: 348NOK/month

Connection type: ADSL (It´s possible to buy ADSL2+)

 

I live just a mile outside Trondheim. Bandwidth are expensive in Norway!

Endret 5. februar 2007 av tommy_89

[Spragleknas]

6 Mbit/6 Mbit fiberoptic connection from Lyse. 420 NOK (I believe). Part of TripplePlay (TVoIP/IPTV and phone also through fiberoptic).

[RostislaV]

I have 20Mbit/10Mbit fiber connection from Lyse Tele. It costs 699 NOK.

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well, well ... expensive surely - but good ratio "price/quality" !

 

Really interesting and good proposition.

[Rocket]

I love all threads that concerns bandwith and netconnection ^^

 

because i use an NetCom EDGE-GSM connection that lies somewhere between 10 and 214kbits\sec download

the reason why i say it lies between 10 and 214kbits is that it varies with load on the network...that is the GSM network..aka if someone uses their cellphone near here, my internet speed can decrease

for this i pay 500nok a month... ap. 60$

 

<3 living on the countryside!

 

btw, there are many places around here where the only means of internet besides ISDN and modem are EDGE...so i would say it's somewhat widely used.

[hiper]

er ikke greit rocket, hadde samme greia før jeg også

[magio]

Download: 20000kbps

Upload: 1100kbps

ISP: Nextgentel (aka. NGT)

Price: 499NOK/month

Connection type: ADSL2+

 

Best there is for most people.

[RostislaV]

I love all threads that concerns bandwith and netconnection ^^

 

because i use an NetCom EDGE-GSM connection that lies somewhere between 10 and 214kbits\sec download

the reason why i say it lies between 10 and 214kbits is that it varies with load on the network...that is the GSM network..aka if someone uses their cellphone  near here, my internet speed can decrease

for this i pay 500nok a month... ap. 60$

 

<3 living on the countryside!

 

btw, there are many places around here where the only means of internet besides ISDN and modem are EDGE...so i would say it's somewhat widely used.

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I think - it`s very uncosy variant that you do have ...

 

But - considering that you live in village - must be it`s standard net-link way...

[magio]

ADSL have a max range of about 4-5km depending on the copper. He probably lives outside of that range?

[Ozelot]

May i be the first to say:

 

I suggest you take a look on Telepriser.

 

Great site to compare prices and bandwidth.

[Rocket]

bor ca 2 mil fra nærmeste adsl-linje :/

men heldigvis er det fiber på tur hit.

kanskje til sommeren