Jan in Malaysia

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flying back from vietnam on the airplane

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Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

big wing. from the airplane with view on KLIA

never complain about your job conditions

never complain about your job conditions
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

i would never complain about job condition after having seen this. location off jalan ipoh, sang suria condo, kuala lumpur, ,malaysia

never complain about your job conditions

never complain about your job conditions
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

i would never complain about job condition after having seen this. location off jalan ipoh, sang suria condo, kuala lumpur, ,malaysia

Funny English Noodle talk warning signboard.

Found it via http://www.llamasonic.com/talk-to-the-noodle

Malaysian Wimax p1 box standing behind window curtain to keep it cool

p1 box standing behind window curtain to keep it cool
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

i am putting the p1 wimax box behind a window curtain to keep it out of the scorching malaysian sun. product info www.p1wimax.com.my some hands on reviews and early impressions on www.skypewatch.com

Skype/VoIP throughput via p1.com.my in Malaysia at a 10.000 kbps data-point and it does not block or throttle skype or other p2p applications.

stuff skype throughput
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

Yesterday I fired up my Skype video session at the heart of p1.com.my office. Now note that in the office (if you work there) of www.p1.com.my, they are not allowed to use Skype... But this is besides the point. Just take a look at the figures of what Skype eates from a P1 Wimax line. We'll get back to this later.

What also interests me of the www.p1.com.my guys is what their phone/voip solution consists of and how far they are willing to go with this.

Me personally, I won't be buying www.p1.com.my for the sake of telephony, but if this p1.com.my and the backbone keeps up it's speed, this would be a good solution to attach to a VoIP/PBX or IP/PBX.

The point is that we can talk about web 2.0. and high speed internet applications, but you must get people online with these kind of boxes and keep them online. High end applications (web20, video) need quality of service.

I don't mind paying per megabyte if I reach a certain over-usage of a line. Maybe there is a business model there for the likes of p1...

I have been running the box called 802.16e Wimax mode for 2 days now at half speed at the 19th floor and I am still happy.

Got some questions but we'll get to that when we get there.

advertising for travel agency skyzone tours on busses

advertising for travel agency skyzone tours on busses
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

I saw this in the city near KLCC, Kuala Lumpur. You'll see more and more travel agencies and bus companies advertising their website and email-addresses on vehicles in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Signs of the emerging online advertising market.

Funny solution to watch internet TV on your TV.

Pikom PC Fair Kuala Lumpur August 2008 - some shots of Jan Geirnaert
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

as seen on Pikom PC Fair Kuala Lumpur August 2008. A solution with realplayer it seems to watch internet TV on your computer. Looked like a funny solution.

The Antivirus Nurses are coming to clean your PC.

Pikom PC Fair Kuala Lumpur August 2008 - some shots of Jan Geirnaert
Originally uploaded by jan geirnaert in malaysia

As seen on Pikom PC Fair Kuala Lumpur August 2008 - some shots of Jan Geirnaert.

Good advertising stunt. Wether you can sell more antivirus software like this is not so clear.... Many existing strong competitors in the market.