"South Korea remains the world's undisputed broadband leader (in terms of penetration) with 25 broadband lines for every 100 people as of year-end 2004. But how did it come to that? Joel Strauch moved there to teach English and in his letter to PC World he portrays the everyday life in broadband heaven as well as names the reasons for Korean broadband dominance: 'An ambitious, nearly $11 billion program, it appears to be working. Studies have shown that over a quarter of Koreans have broadband and that anyone who wants it can sign up--with some ISPs charging as little as $19 a month for DSL. I pay $30 myself, for a 1.5-megabits-per-second (mbps) connection--twice the speed of my $50-a-month service back home in the United States.'"
Ora o gajo paga 22€ por 1.5mbits na Coreia e diz q nos states por metade dessa velocidade pagava 37€? Até nós com a clix agora temos 2mbits por 22€ e pagar nos states 37€ por 512kbits é o que nós temos aqui e todos nós sabemos que Portugal sucks logo o gajo já não deve ir a casa à muito muito tempo. De qualquer modo fica a nota que 1/4 da população lá já anda navegando a 1.5mbits....e tu heim? Também Zzzt Zzzzt?
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Eu continuo à espera que me activem o meu Clix...
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