12Mbps Powerline Broadband Trial Unveiled
An anonymous reader writes "The tiny state of Tasmania in Australia has kicked off the country's first commercial powerline broadband trial. The service is capable of providing Internet connectivity of up to 12Mbps but during trials, it will be limited to 4Mbps. Costs will range from $12 (A$15) to $67 (A$80) per month for speeds between 256Kbps and 4Mbps. Powerline broadband has received wide support from leading vendors including Intel, Motorola and Cisco Systems -- all of whom support an organisation called the HomePlug Powerline Alliance."
When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called Rel
In other news, Los Angeles is working on an implementation of electricity over power lines. Still a few bugs to work out in their implementation though, apparently.
Tasmanian Devil reportedly not impressed. Already using 1GBit fiberoptic connection.
Taz administer broadband network!
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Taz eat hacker rabbit!
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What do you get when you cross a Tasmanian Devil and a /.er? A deviled egg-head!
Thanks, folks, I'll be back tomorrow too.
Comparing State size, eh?
Texas, USA: 678,907 km^2
Western Australia, Australia: 2,529,875 km^2
Things are always teensy-weensy in Texas.