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- Transfer rate
- by c4you2 October 21, 2007 11:10 PM PDT
- The transfer rate of 2.5 gigaBITS per second it is the equivalent of (2.5*1024)/8 = 320 megaBYTES per second. A 10 GB file would take (10*1024)/320 = 32 seconds to transfer (not five or so). Am I right?
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- correct
- by assman October 22, 2007 12:17 AM PDT
- Yep, you're right. CNET bloggers generally get most of their facts wrong.. I've gotten used to the fact that they tend to be less knowledgeable than most of their readers.
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- ideally, you are correct
- by this1! October 22, 2007 1:31 PM PDT
- but i think in this case the author wasnt talking about theoretical speeds, i mean how many of us ever get the full advertised speed of our current ISPs or wireless routers anyways?
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(6 Comments)Thank you.