The German Telekom has now called in the north-west of Brandenburg Kyritz the first transmission tower of a new mobile technology, "LTE" built up. The city of just 10,000 inhabitants was the rest of the country probably now either totally unknown or the name is in the context of the Action at once fallen, the area as Kyritz-Ruppin Heathland to include this Place is named. Is correspondingly low level of knowledge about the place, which apparently pulls well into the IT professional journalists - namely, one reads the lovely phrase "a blank spot on the broadband map" shall be deleted in various places. If you ask even the locals, it is contrary to all expectation on the Internet, you will be amazed: In the inner city, there are 6 in the peripheral areas 2Mbit DSL. And somewhere there is also just a VDSL but so far built only 16MBit - a white spot is nothingness. reads
quite different then the message at H: This is from the west in the adjacent municipality with 3700 inhabitants Gumtow the speech. Here we experience the classic DSL problem where VDSL is the one place and can look forward to the suburban marsh DSL. Apparently it is upgrade (not only) for the telecom profitable, a center from 6 to 16 or even 52 Mbit as suburbs to provide at all ... Am I the only one who thinks this is not real, and it especially pretty stupid place? There
A few more questions there: Apparently, there are no devices (in Sweden but certainly, incompatible standards?), Prices do not want the telecom call, but "depending on the equipment prices" (sic) set and the Bandwidth is only 2Mbit the speech. That would be less than UMTS, but apparently is meant the "Expected bandwidth per customer "- but in how many customers, is it not, certainly not at 3700 ... Since, then, is still a white spot, namely in the information value of the item
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