Thread: HI i need help in Hyderabad

Hi

hi eberybody i m from hyderabad(AP).I want to take new BSNL connection unlimited can anybody tell me how is the speed of 256kbs ?what is the downloading speed?c
can i watch online movies without buffering?

please tell me is it good to take BSNL connection they are saying 256kbs ul(rs750)and 512kbsul(rs1350)
please help me out..

even i want 2 take bsnl connection 500 home plan...but i dnt have telephone connection....but i dnt need a telphone bcoz i have different connection...will dey give connection with telphone without rental....plzzz tell me....

Originally Posted by rakeshgoud

Hi

hi eberybody i m from hyderabad(AP).I want to take new BSNL connection unlimited can anybody tell me how is the speed of 256kbs ?what is the downloading speed?c
can i watch online movies without buffering?

please tell me is it good to take BSNL connection they are saying 256kbs ul(rs750)and 512kbsul(rs1350)
please help me out..

With UL750 or UL1350 the average speeds will be 25-30 KB/s amd 55-60 KB/s respectively (download or upload speeds are same in these plans). Both are not good for watching online movies - buffering will occur.

Originally Posted by unleash

even i want 2 take bsnl connection 500 home plan...but i dnt have telephone connection....but i dnt need a telphone bcoz i have different connection...will dey give connection with telphone without rental....plzzz tell me....

If your first telephone is also from BSNL you can take Broadband on the same telephone. BSNL BB is provided over telephone line only - hence you cannot get BB without landline. With Home 500 Combo plans, the rental is waived off. Same is true for UL750+ and UL1350+. Visit the BSNL web site, FAQ and tariffs.

I think just4kix covers all the corner of your quiry but I am not agree with the coment "Both are not good for watching online movies" as 1350 supoorts video streaming, but the limited plans with 2mbps will be better option.

I did not say that 1350 plan does not support video streaming. For that matter 750 plan also supports streaming. There is nothing about supporting or not supporting streaming. What I am saying is that "buffering will occur" more than ever.

Actually none of the home BB plans are good for streaming video for the following reasons:

- the streaming servers are somewhere in US, UK, etc. and there is a lot of latency
- a good 2 mbps or higher speed is required
- need extremely high usage limit (best is unlimited) because by streaming video you will use bandwidth like nobody's business

Otherwise UL1350+ will be best.