Mainland charges high speed, and Hong Kong Gigabit broadband is 160 yuan per month

Networking can download 7.5G movies in one minute.

Is your home broadband fast? Expensive? Recently, a telecommunications company in Hong Kong launched a fiber broadband service with broadband speeds of up to 1000M/s. The monthly fee is only HK$199 (approximately RMB 160), which allows mainland netizens to call “inaccessibility” on Weibo.

The high is the charge, the poor is the speed

What does Gigabit broadband mean? Hong Kong service providers have explained: the network downloads 3,521 songs of about 2.13MB in one minute, and can upload or download 5,000 1M B photos, or even 7.5GB movies. Hong Kong Broadband launches its own fiber broadband network to achieve the highest speed 1000M/s has greatly increased the speed of Internet access, making many Hong Kong residents directly hooked.

At the same time, the Southern Metropolis Daily, a reporter of the Southern Metropolis Daily, the most widely used broadband service provider in mainland China, saw that there are three kinds of packages for newly-installed broadband and nine kinds of charging methods, of which the purest broadband service still charges 160 yuan per month (preferential price). 147 yuan per month), but the speed is only 4M/s; there are bundled business packages, the cheapest after the discount is still 131 yuan per month, the speed is the same 4M/second; the fastest network speed is also 20M/ Seconds, fees range from $202 to $468.

Sina Weibo commented on this. "This is really a sigh. It's really high! It's high, it's charging. What's worse, it's speed." Only Hong Kong has a speed of 1/50, but the charges are much higher or even higher. Times.

Mainland claims 4M is sometimes less than 100K

"What is the concept of 1000M? That means downloading a high-definition movie! It takes almost the same time as I made a micro-blog. If you download a song and you suspect that our computer has not responded, it's OK." Netizens sighed on Weibo. .

Mr. Zhang, who lives in Futian District, Shenzhen, told reporters that their family began to switch broadband charging packages last month. “There are 600 in six months and the speed is only 4M.” Mr. Zhang said that he is not satisfied with the speed of the Internet. “Look News, play games, but it's sometimes four or five hours to download a 2GB movie. Sometimes we look at the data monitoring of network traffic and find that the speed is sometimes less than 100K.”

According to the China Broadband Subscriber Survey released by China's D CCI Internet Data Center last year, the average speed of China's broadband Internet access ranked 71 in the world in 2010. However, service charges are among the highest. Surveys show that mainland fixed-line broadband users access 1M of Internet bandwidth monthly. The actual cost is equivalent to US$13.13, which is three times that of Vietnam, four times that of the United States, 29 times that of South Korea, and 469 times that of Hong Kong, China. Many netizens complain that the services provided by mainland Internet operators are not directly proportional to the fees and fees. Directly call "China's Speed ​​with Speed, Charges on the World".