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WiMax- Indian Scenario

Good news for Residential Broadband Internet users..
You Telecom ready to provide high speed Internet of 2Mbps to residential subscribers

The government has asked all State-owned and private ISPs to provide 2Mbps bandwidth as
broadband to residential subscribers for the existing price.

The old 256 kbps plan are to be replaced by 2 Mbps plan for homes at same price with effect from January 1,2007.

This two day event has come to represent the best telecom and broadband
players both from India and abroad. This year's event captures India's
growing emergence as the Telecom Hub and aims to address key policy,
technology and market issues.

The programme has shaped up extremely well with overwhelming response of 150
delegates already registered and some of the eminent speakers invited are:

After a long wait I finally have a good broadband connection here in my new residence in Pune.
Not exactly broadband, it is only 256 kbps connection, way too short of what I have been using in London which was over 1MBPS, but far better than my hutch gprs connection.

After instllation, i just ran a test to check if i am getting the promised bandwidth, and am pretty happy with the results i got from speedtest.net. Speedtest.net is a general use broadband connection testing site with many geographically dispersed servers to test against. The interface is very fresh and inspiring, just worth a visit to experience the interface.

I m Imran Tamboli employee of VSNL Tata Indiacom Broadband working in Pune.Please do call me or mail me for Broadband enquiries.For Broadband plan related or traffic related information please visit our Web site WWW.tataindicombroadband.com & also you can cal;l on my Mobile no-9225637207.

Regards
Imran Tamboli
V.S.N.L

Now you can take Yahoo! off your computer and put it in your living room for everyone to see. View photos, search for video clips and watch movie trailers on your TV. Plus, your own digital video recorder (DVR) lets you record and watch your favorite shows anytime for free.

The basic requirements for this includes a TV Tuner card, broadband connection and some cables to connect your PC and TV.

Very interesting development indeed, Click here to find more.

In an effort to increase broadband penetration in the country, the first ever National Broadband Policy has set a substantial target.

In the past year, telecom operators have provided considerable number of broadband connections which clearly indicates the growth of broadband in India. However, before the big broadband opportunity really becomes a revolution, stakeholders must work towards creating the right environment, build right strategies and take right initiatives.

The India Broadband Summit 2006 is an effort to bring together all stake-holders on to a single platform to discuss challenges and

My colleague Manish Nakar and myself are attending this 2 day event addressed my luminiaries from the Indian E-commerce Industry at Hotel Grand Maratha in
Mumbai, organized by IAMAI.

Addressing the keynote session, Union Minister for Communication and
Information Technology, Mr. Dayanidhi Maran, asked MTNL and BSNL to link
cable networks of television viewers in Mumbai and Chennai with phone lines.

Speaking at the Digital Summit, Mr. Maran said, "I have asked MTNL and BSNL
to opt for IPTV. The cable network of the two metros will bE connected to the
phone lines very soon."

The Minister said that server farms of international standards will be set