BTW, with respect to your 28 mb... It's refers to 28 mbps (mega bits per second)
To break that down for you.. 1 mbps is equal to 1,000,000 bits per second
You've got 28 mbps, so you've got 28,000,000 bits per second
If we converted that 28,000,000 to kbps (kilo bits per second), you simply divide by 1000, giving you wopping 28,000 kbps..........That's approx. 14 times faster than my services' theoretical download speed
Note: KB is kilobytes and kb is kilobits...........like wise... MB is megabytes and mb is megabits.............Also, 8 bits = 1 byte
Now lets take that 28,000 kbps and convert it to kilo
bytes per second.
To make it simple start with out any conversions attached to it...You have 28,000,000 bits per second..right? Divide that by 8 to give you the
same speed of 3,500,000 bytes per second. Divide that by 1,000 and you get 3,500 KBps (
Kilo Bytes per second)
Lets take your speed of 28,000 kbps and turn it into Mega
bytes per second.. Take the original speed (28,000,000 bits per second) and divide it by 8 giving you 3,500,000
bytes per second, then dived that by 1,000 to get 3,500 Kilo Bytes per second (KBps), then dived it again by 1,000 and get 3.5 Mega Bytes per second.. (MBps)
I'm curious, is your tested download speed from the website anything close to this?