@ Net In Norway @

[BeFs]

I have ADSL2+ from NextGenTel, 20mbps/1,2mbps.

I pay 469,- (special offer), and 60,- because i dont have a active phoneline in my household. I live 40km north of Trondheim.

[abbor]

I got adsl2 25000/1000 @ sucom a localy owned isp and i pay 390kr a month

[RostislaV]

May i be the first to say:

 

I suggest you take a look on Telepriser.

 

Great site to compare prices and bandwidth.

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aga, danke for this good site.

[Mortis360]

Download: 20000kbps

Upload: 20000kbps

ISP: Energiselskapet Buskerud (Lyse)

Price: 699NOK/month

Connection type: Fibre

Place: Konnerud @ Drammen

 

~ Medion

[nyvvo]

Download:7000kbps

Upload: 1000kbps

ISP: Get

Price: NOK479,-/month

Connection type: Fibre/Coax

Place: Oslo

[Thyrfing]

Download:6000kbps

Upload: 640kbps

ISP: Bluecom

Price: NOK499,-/month

Connection type: adsl

Place: Sarpsborg

 

Bluecom is upgrading to 20/1 before March

[Henrik C]

Download:3mbit

Upload: 1.5mbit

ISP: Los

Price: NOK349,-/month

Connection type: Fibre

Place: Arendal

 

Also available is telephone and TV, over the same fibre-cabel. Pretty much the same as Lyse.

[RostislaV]

thanks for this form that you made

 

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very cosy to read.

 

as I see average speed is about 3-6 Mb and the prise about 40-60 $ ...

 

well - not bad surely, although expensive enough ...

 

but I`m glad that for real damn fast Net like 10-20 Mb you do pay not so much if count this in ratio - price/quality.

[Barcarolle]

I also use another ISP, which is called ICE. They deliver wireless internet, building on the CDMA450 technology, this is a kind of 3G. This service use the 450 MHz bond, so that the radiation isnt that dangerous.

 

The maximum speed is 2 mbit download, the upload i am not sure of. But usually the speed is about 300-1000 kbit, which depends on the wheater, distance to nearest transmitter and so on. This service is pretty expensive, it cost 400 NOK pr. month.

But the good thing, is that you can use it most places in Norway, and soon it will be able to use this service in Sweden and Denmark.

 

I know that many norwegians buy this in addition to their normal ADSL (like me) or Fiber cable, so that internet is available other places then just at home, like at our holiday houses (cabins).

Endret 6. februar 2007 av Jensemann4

[RostislaV]

I also use another ISP, which is called ICE. They deliver wireless internet building on the CDMA450 technology, this is a kind of 3G. This service use the 450 MHz bond, so that the radiation isnt that dangerous.

 

The maximum speed is 2 mbit download, the upload i am not sure of. But usually the speed is about 300-1000 kbit, which depends on the wheater, distance to nearest transmitter and so on. This service is pretty expensive, it cost 400 NOK pr. month.

But the good thing, is that you can use it most places in Norway, and soon it will be able to use this service in Sweden and Denmark.

 

I know that many norwegians buy this in addition to their normal ADSL (like me) or Fiber cable, so that internet is available other places then just at home, like at our holiday houses (cabins).

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it`s very interesting situation ...

[Barcarolle]

I found out what the upload is, if that is in any interest. Its 10% of download, with a maximum of 153 kbs.

Endret 5. februar 2007 av Jensemann4

[kyrsjo]

I also use another ISP, which is called ICE. They deliver wireless internet building on the CDMA450 technology, this is a kind of 3G. This service use the 450 MHz bond, so that the radiation isnt that dangerous.

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Just wondering: How do you judge how dangerous an EM-radiation field is?

[Barcarolle]

Well that is hard, but i read that 450 mhz doesent warm up the tissue that wery much. We do not know how dangerous electromagnetic waves are yet, i dont think that it is dangerous at all. But people complaines about headace and such things by using their cell pohnes, so we cant be sure how these waves affect us.

Endret 5. februar 2007 av Jensemann4

[Lars Dongeri Oppholdsnes]

Radiation from ICE or a router has much lower levels than a cell phone.

I.E. Not dangerous at all.

[Barcarolle]

Yes i agree, in comparision tv and radio signals are thousands of times stronger.

Endret 5. februar 2007 av Jensemann4

[Winnetou]

prices are usually the same in all of norway, but not all providers got connection posibilities all over the country.

 

It is allso possible to get cable through your TV-cabel provider.

This is usually cheaper, and faster (more mb/s pr nok) than regular ADSL, but then again you got to pay some money for the TV channels too).

[BeFs]

Cable connection does only have one line to transfer data. That means you can not upload and download at the same time, and get full speed both ways.

E.x. If you have 2mbit down, and 512kbit up. You can only download at 1.5mbit, if you upload at 512kbit.

[Hagr]

I got Telenor (ADSL pluss) at the speed of 4000/400 I think, costs 419nkr/month... The uptime is not too good though...

 

Harald

Endret 5. februar 2007 av Hagr

[ZanZel]

Cable connection does only have one line to transfer data. That means you can not upload and download at the same time, and get full speed both ways.

E.x. If you have 2mbit down, and 512kbit up. You can only download at 1.5mbit, if you upload at 512kbit.

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This is just plain wrong in so many ways, I even don't know where to begin...

[Skagen]

ITavisen.no have collected networking statistics of their readers for year now. The most recent publication is the results for december 2005, found here.

 

Snitt nedl. - Average recorder download speed (in kilobits per. second)

Antall målt - Number of messured connections

kr/mnd - Monthly fee

kbps/kr nedl. - Mean kilobits per. second / NOK (actual speed / NOK)

kbps/kr totalt - Not sure, but I believe this is kilobits per. second / NOK (theoretical speed / NOK)

Endret 5. februar 2007 av skag1