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vmaliwal1987
Joined: Sep 05, 2004
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From: Calcutta
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oh yes.. It always is good to experiment.. 
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clank
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Even USB 1.1 standard has a max speed of 1.5MBps ie 12Mbps which is more than the max irda speed so the only bottleneck is your actual gprs speed...modem connection should not cause any performance loss. |
weekrish
Joined: Feb 09, 2005
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From: Bangalore
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@clank
You maybe right, but the problem is that my Infrared adapter is very slow cos i can see that during file transfers between PC and Mobile.
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Evil Eye
Joined: Jun 23, 2004
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U guys are lucky.
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clank
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On 2005-02-10 14:40:46, weekrish wrote:
@clank
You maybe right, but the problem is that my Infrared adapter is very slow cos i can see that during file transfers between PC and Mobile.
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That is actually not your adapter's fault, the se file manager software is provides worthless speeds, use some alternate software dataimanager or fma for transfers. |
vmaliwal1987
Joined: Sep 05, 2004
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From: Calcutta
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pardon me for diverting from the topic.. But what exactly is the maximum possible theoretical speed possible on a gprs modem in ideal conditions? Whenever i connect i get an indication that i'm connected at 921.6 kbps..but it obviously is not so..
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Indiandawg
Joined: Sep 18, 2004
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i know 1 thing u can use GPRS to access internet on pc
and its quiet cheap and usefull for those who got laptops
T200 -> T68i -> T610 -> K700i -> P910i -> W800i -> P990i -> M600i -> P1-> Nokia E71 -> X1i -> X10 -> Arc S -> Sony Z1 -> Sony Z Ultra -> Sony Z3+ -> iPhone 6 -> iPhone 7 Plus -> iPhone X -> iPhone XS Max |
clank
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On 2005-02-11 13:03:00, vmaliwal1987 wrote:
pardon me for diverting from the topic.. But what exactly is the maximum possible theoretical speed possible on a gprs modem in ideal conditions? Whenever i connect i get an indication that i'm connected at 921.6 kbps..but it obviously is not so..
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Its bout 114kbps...wat you see is the connection speed between the modem(phone) and pc, you can easily change it from modem settings n you have selected the highest value but that is of no significance actually. Btw edge has a speed of 384kbps |
whizkidd
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Theoretically. But you'd get good enough speeds of about 200 and 260 kpbs. Broadband speeds.!
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Evil Eye
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On 2005-02-11 19:26:34, whizkidd wrote:
Theoretically. But you'd get good enough speeds of about 200 and 260 kpbs. Broadband speeds.!
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Ya 
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govigov
Joined: Jul 30, 2004
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I beg to differ, EDGE can only practically give speeds of 25- 30 kbps.
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whizkidd
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Who told you that gov?
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Evil Eye
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The edge is compatible on the phone's speed.
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govigov
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May i ask, how you came up with 250kbps? Whiz?
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whizkidd
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Because omni said so once. And how do you expect video streaming at those paltry speeds?
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Posted: 2005-02-10 11:32
