Comment from Eli Coten on 2008-03-22

2008-03-23T01:01:57Z

Your article (presumably) is referring to the situation in the U.S.A. when you say that T1 speeds superceed typical DSL connectivity. In the UK the most DSL packages are at least 2Mbps down/512Kbps up, many ISPs offer 8Mbps/768Kbps as standard, and some are trying out ADSL2/2+ which offers upto 24Mbps/2.5Mbps. And the ADSL2 packages are not any more expensive that the ADSL equivalents, they're just not as widely available, and in some cases if you're too far from the exchange, slower or more unreliable. In this country, dedicated lines are often upto 100Mbps although they;re so expensive that they are very rare.

In other countries I believe it is common for people to have internet connections of upto 50Mbps.

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Comment from Rajesh on 2008-03-14

2008-03-15T02:50:59Z

How do i download my mails from hot mail to outlook in proxy servers?
What setting i have to set?

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