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Author Re: Web Compressor for DSL or Cable?
Jordan

2006-07-26, 7:55 am


Troy.Heagy@gmail.com wrote:

> I'd like to see if I can get something like that to speed-up my
> brother's DSL connection. Does such a thing exist for hi-speed
> internet?


DSL should be fast enough to display an image before a compressor could
even compress the image much less display it.

- Jordan

Willem

2006-07-26, 7:55 am

Jordan wrote:
)
) Troy.Heagy@gmail.com wrote:
)
)> I'd like to see if I can get something like that to speed-up my
)> brother's DSL connection. Does such a thing exist for hi-speed
)> internet?
)
) DSL should be fast enough to display an image before a compressor could
) even compress the image much less display it.

Not quite. Compression could benefit network connections of any bandwidth,
it's just that you need more processing power for more bandwidth.

However, there is a catch:
The fundamental difference between low-speed and high-speed connections
is the type of data that is transferred across it. More specifically, on
low-speed, more of the data is of a compressible nature (such as text), and
on high-speed, more of it is already compressed (like jpg images or video).


SaSW, Willem
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