"XGP", "WiMAX" and "HSPA +", after all, which is the best Baud rate Comparison

I tried to compare the communication speeds of three mobile broadband "XGP", "WiMAX" and "HSPA +"It is very difficult to understand what is going on here if it is not so long as I read it, so I tried to summarize it a bit more graphically.

Average upload speed, average downlink speed, average upload speed (50 MB), average download speed (50 MB), average upload speed (50 images), average download speed (50 images) I created a graph separately.

Details are as below.
A summary table of each measurement result


In the table of the summary of each measurement result, the first place in each item is highlighted


Graph of average uplink speed, unit is Mbps


Graph of average downlink speed, unit is Mbps


The average upload speed (50 MB), the unit is KB / s


Average download speed (50 MB), unit is KB / s


Average upload speed (50 images), the unit is KB / s


Average download speed (50 images), the unit is KB / s


Ultimately, even if you place importance on speed, graphs of "average upload speed (50 MB)" will be helpful if you are uploading taken movies and photos from the destination in bulk, If you browse mainly, the graph of "average download speed (image 50 images)" should be the most useful. Otherwise, if you think about overall cost performance together, you should be able to use 'summary table of each measurement result' best. I would be pleased if you could use the data according to your circumstances.

In addition, it goes without saying that it is the best to test, but the result will change depending on the place to measure, the time zone, and other conditions, so it is best to finally test it in the place where you most often use .

※ Measurement places, radio wave conditions at the time of measurement, various measurement conditions etc are described in the previous article of this article,I tried to compare the communication speeds of three mobile broadband "XGP", "WiMAX" and "HSPA +"It is written in, so please refer to that.