Comments on: eSpeed’s Speed on Demand

By: A Tale of Telbru « The Wheat Field

A Tale of Telbru « The Wheat Field — Mon, 03 May 2010 01:02:14 +0000

[...] transparent in what they are doing. The same goes for all their other services; as goes with my Speed on Demand findings, there often is no official word on what is [...]

By: More on Telbru’s Speed on Demand service « The Wheat Field

More on Telbru’s Speed on Demand service « The Wheat Field — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 02:03:50 +0000

[...] I decided to give them a ring to find out whether it is available to all eSpeed users as based on previous findings it was only available to some. Speed on Demand Promo : 15-31 [...]

By: thewheat

thewheat — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 22:55:03 +0000

@annoy True that it it won’t be capable of streaming HD video but everything needs to start somewhere. It could start small, and if people’s interest picks up they could invest more and build it up into something of high caliber.

This service is not catering for regular usage but more of an event based and on-demand service. If you are thinking of using it regularly, it may be cheaper just to upgrade your current eSpeed plan

By: annoy

annoy — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 00:10:44 +0000

1mb ,2 mb is not even enough to watch a hd youtube video, you need at least 5 mb to watch it, most video quality is now in hd, we cant even stream the video,

japan is offering 100mb , singapore 10mb(standard), shanghai)50mb(US60)

0.90 is still expensive, pretend we use 2 times a day(2 hour) ,30 days would be $54 , 68+54=$122 ,