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Post 302583424 by Corona688 on Tuesday 20th of December 2011 11:20:30 AM
12-20-2011
is that kilobits or kilobytes?
we would love to have 150 kilobytes upload
That's 9 megs a minute, 500 megs an hour, 12 gigs a day. How much data do you have to send?
we would love to have 150 kilobytes upload
That's 9 megs a minute, 500 megs an hour, 12 gigs a day. How much data do you have to send?
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