Infographic: China's internet speed by province

[Downtown David - 白大伟]

 

The following table is self-explanatory, Jilin province is at the bottom of the sample, hey even Xinjiang is faster than Jilin, at least we beat Inner Mongolia!  According to the article, methodology is uncertain.

 

from Shanghaiist.com

 

[Richard Roman]

David - remember that post you put up about the GDP of each province and how it relates to countries around the world. It would be grate if you could put that up again!

[Downtown David - 白大伟]

Let see, Internet speed is usually quoted in Megabits per second. 1 byte = 8 bits.

So 2.45mbps for Jilin province =

2.45 * (2^20) = 2,569,011 bits per second

2,569,011 / 8 = 321,126 bytes per second

321,126 / 1024 (1 kilobyte) = 313.6 kbs

The graphic is 244 kbytes

244 / 313.6 = 0.77 seconds

There you have it Ferney, the graphic would take about 3/4 of a second (give or take) in Jilin, your mileage may vary.

According to the graphic, it would take .4 seconds in Shanghai

[Downtown David - 白大伟]

since the graphic is only 224k, probably less time than it took you to write that comment