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Cisco router enters the Guinness Book of World Records
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5344234/

"The CRS-1, which Cisco unveiled in May, is capable of downloading the entire printed collection of the U.S. Library of Congress in 4.6 seconds, as opposed to a dial-up modem transfer rate that would take 82 years."
"...Cisco's CRS-1 router as the highest capacity Internet router at 92 terabits -- 92 trillion bits per second -- of total throughput."

All i can say ... how much and where can i get one? :drool:

Wow, that's Enterprise level computing power. :lol:
I remember back in the old days when a T1 line at 1.544 Mbps was fast. :roll:

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Originally Posted by John_White

I remember back in the old days when a T1 line at 1.544 Mbps was fast. :roll:

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... Still is to me ;). I'd love to have one at home!

Wow... that is blazing.
I would love to have that... but in the meantime my cable isnt too bad. On a good day I can get a download of a bit over 2mbps

Rock on! I tried to talk my boss into an OC-12, but he didn't buy that it was in any way justified. ;)

Marla, its always justified :twisted:

That was pretty much my position. Not to mention all the cool shiznit I could host. ;)

Too even consider something that good for work would be fun :)
I was lucky to get my 512k DSL at work :D
I was hoping for a little faster ... then I could host a UT server there and play on it from home :)

I wish i could even surf the internet at work. They have most sites blocked except theirs of course. Somehow bp.net gets through, so i'm set :)

I love being in charge of the firewall. :) And at least we do have a T-1.