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Ku-Band Packages Residential, Small Business, Large Business, Enterprise Business | 0.5-2 Mbit/s | 128-512 kbit/s | Satellite & VSAT | $110 to 4 400 |
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China Telecom GWL | 512 kbit/s | 128 kbit/s | Local Area Networks | $price on request |
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Internet connections over Inmarsat Isatphone | 2 kbit/s | 2 kbit/s | Satellite phones | $0,86 |
| Cost for VSAT in China We have an international school near Shanghai that needs to have a secure high speed internet connection for international testing. What would the costs be for a TS2 SPACE VSAT connection through you company? |
| Price inquiry Hello, for our office in Being we are looking for a TS2 SPACE VSAT connection. Is this connection not censored by China government? What does a 100Mbit/100Mbit link cost ? And what would a 10Mbit/10Mbit link cost? It is of key importance that no censorship is applied by China government due to hard requirement for Google access. Kind regards, Dennis |
| Uncapped Internet Hangzhou Good day Please advise regarding your TD-LTE by China Mobile packages for the subject of Uncapped Internet Hangzhou per month. |
| Internet Services Monthly Hong Kong Broadband Network - HKBN Wi-fi plus 1000 Mbps or 500Mbps or 100Mbps internet service prices. |
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| Satellite mobile service Tiantong-1 Here is Sophie from Eaglefly China, I’d like to introduce Tiantong 1 satellite mobile telecommunication system to you. Tiantong-1 satellite mobile communication system is China's self-developed and built satellite mobile communication system. Tiantong 1-03 is the third satellite in the Tiantong 1 system, developed by the China Academy of Space Technology, which consists of space-based assets, ground facilities and user terminals. Tiantong 1 satellite system is tasked with providing all-weather, all-time, stable and reliable mobile communication services to users in China and its surrounding countries including Brunei, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Palau, Timor-Leste, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. Tiantong 1 satellite system can be used in a wide variety of industries, including geological surveys, power generation, marine transport, fishing, polar exploration, land surveys and emergency response. https://isp.today/en/list-of-all-services/MYANMAR,toic-31,all-1,c-2 |
| Request to Starlink connect Can we have a connection for us in China ? |
| stable internet line at guangzhou HI, I would like to get stable Businesscom Networks internet line at guangzhou for establishing vpn to UAE. current vpn over adsl lines are too slow from guangzhou to UAE. please suggest suitable and stable internet service provider. |
| Baotou home broadband Hi, I'm moving to Baotou at this autumn. I just looking for information about the possibility to get a TD-LTE by China Mobile home broadband connection to baoutou. Could you provide some kind a pricetable and availibility to the city. |
| Highes possible Internet speed in Liaoning / Dalian / Kaifaqu I am looking for the highest possible internet speed from a service provider within my area. just for house hold use, not company. |
| info request I'd like to know monthly rates for a subscription of Quantis 20 mb/sec. Thanks |
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ADSL INTERNET BY MTDS | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | DSL, ADSL, SDSL, VDSL | $price on request |
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Nerja Wifi 3Gb / month | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | Wi-Fi | $54,40 |
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Monthly Pack 80 | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | Mobile broadband | $21,60 |
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Bread-Stop | Download: 512 kbit/s | Upload: 128 kbit/s | Mobile broadband | $0,14 |
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Druknet’s Internet Leased Lines 6 Mbps up to 10Mbps | Download: 6-10 Mbit/s | Upload: 6-10 Mbit/s | Leased lines | $1 028 to 1 699 |
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