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Aug 23, 2006
Broadband news provider ISPreview has
announced the results of a survey that examines the amount of data (in GB)
consumed by its readers per month (on average).
With a total of 1,492 respondents, the website
found that a few of its readers (13%) do not know how much data they consume.
ISPreview says this finding is a good thing since understanding one’s usage
allows you to make a more accurate package choice. The rest of the results
follow a reasonably level split between the different data use groupings, with
very few readers (6%) consuming up to 1GB per month. Despite that, the 1 to 5GB
"light" usage range proved quite popular with 18% of the vote.
Meanwhile, 29% consumed more than 40GBs, which would put them in the
"heavy users" bracket with most providers. Surprisingly, usage
between 20GB and 40GBs was less common (13%) than expected, ISPreview added.
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