Internet Speed in Small Towns and Villages South East Asia vs. Germany

Internet Speed

Thailand Maxnet/3BB
ADSL (old analog line)
Small village in South Thailand near Malaysia (about 14 away from next city)
Available Speed Coverage: 2 to 10 MB/s ADSL2
Internet cordless - Air coverage in this place 476 kb/s avarage
Thailand Speedtests ADSL2 (analogue landline)

to Bangkok

to Kuala Lumpur

to Singapore

to Indonesia

To Munich

To Coburg Bavaria

To Nürnberg


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Germany Telekom,.. whatever

Little bit bigger village in Germany North East Bavaria (only 7 to 10 km away from 2 possible cities with higher speed) near Czech Republic

DSL
Maximum on old ISDN Line Telekom 1,5 MB/s.
New ISDN Line 2 MB/s maximum that is technical possible.
Available Speed Coverage: 1 to 2 MB/s ISDN DSL

Remark I don't do a 2 mb or even a 1,5 mb/s line 24 months contract for 25 and more than 30 Euro to go Online with it nor will I sign the smallest 6 mb/s dsl package and get only 2 mb/s maximum or guaranteed speed but can not be any faster. I'm not crazyNo 1,5 or 2 mb/s maximum DSL speedtest pictures from Germany Village to South Thailand Village.

per 1 MB/s speed 5 or even 10 Euro will be ok so that
1 mb/s = 5 €
2 mb/s = 10 €
3 mb/s = 15 €
4 mb/s = 20 €
5 mb/s = 25 €
6 mb/s = 30 €
etc...
10 mb/s = 50 €

Internet cordless - Air coverage in this place 56 kb/s (GPRS) to 220 kb/s (EDGE)
Something for a palm organizer ... windows on laptop near unusable :(

Germany Speedtests wireless internet 220 kb/s (EDGE)

To Coburg (Bavaria)

To Bangkok

To Singapore

To Brüssel


in real Vodafone is a way faster than e-plus both on EDGE from here (Youtube work fluent + upload speed is almost the same fast as download speed!)



- Aldi's S4011 is Huwai model E160 Webstick (3 or 4 years old historical chipset technologie inside) 59,99 Euro, origin retail price South and East-Asia 460 to 530 THB / 43 to 49 Ringit = about 10 Euro


- 1&1: ZTE USB Web Stick MF110 (brand new chipset technologie inside) 9,90 Euro (Good price value)