South Korea Internet Access Is The World's Fastest

South Korea should be called a paradise for Internet users. How not, there is much access speeds above the average speed in the world.

The result of analysis conducted Akamai noted, average global Internet speed 1.7 Megabits per second (Mbps).

A number of countries it exceeds that speed. However, cities have the fastest access speed in the world is Masan, South Korea. Average of 12 Mbps and users can download up to 33 Mbps.

Of course, defeating South Korea's Internet connection Internet connection the United States.

In fact, predicted that the end of 2012, all South Korean homes have access 1Gb/second.

The statement reports the New York Times. That figure is a 10-fold increase in South Korean national standard and 200 times faster than the average household connections in the United States.
 
"100 Mbps is available in the South, but the price can not be reached by the public. Understandably, it costs hundreds of dollars per month," said David Belson, Akamai's Head of Market Intelligence.

Akamai's report is once again showing how mobile networks are also demanding greater data rates.

About 83 of 109 providers offer speeds greater than 22 Mbps, 33 offers a 5 Mbps 10 Mbps and 6 providers. Average global mobile speed varies between 105 Kbps to 7.2 Mbps. Unique variation of this rate can also be found in Slovakia.

Countries in Asia dominate the cities with the fastest Internet access in the world. In a ranking of twenty large, dominated by the cities in South Korea and Japan.

Here's a list ranking the internet access speed:
1. South Korea 12Mbps
2. Hong Kong 9Mbps
3. Japan 7.8Mbps
4. Romania 6.3Mbps
5. Latvia 6.3Mbps
6. Sweden 6.1Mbps
7. Dutch 5.9Mbps
8. Czech 5.4Mbps
9. Denmark 5.3Mbps
10. Switzerland 5.2Mbps.