Cablevision To Offer 101 Mbps Down, No Caps
nandemoari alerts us to news over at DSLReports that Cablevision will be offering subscribers 101-Mbps download service, a new US record. That's fast enough to download an HD movie in less than 10 minutes. The package, known as "Ultra," will launch on May 11 and will cost $99.95 a month. Upload speed is 15 Mbps and there are no monthly limits. Cablevision is also doubling the speed of its Wi-Fi service, which is available free to subscribers using hotspots across the Northeast. "...the company will be launching a new 'Ultra' tier on May 11. The new tier features speeds of 101Mbps downstream and 15Mbps upstream for $99.95 a month. That's an unprecedented amount of speed at an unprecedented price, suggesting that Cablevision just took the gloves off in their fight against Verizon FiOS. ... Cablevision spokesman Jim Maiella confirmed for me that the $99.95 price is unbundled, and the new tier does not come with any kind of a usage cap or overage fees."
Now I need to find a town with Cablevision service to move to...
Every time I start to have faith in humanity, I ruin it by driving to work between 7 and 8 am.
They still don't offer NFL Network so, OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!!!
We've already had this discussion. A company improving their service or product offerings by impetus of competition is a fiction. If the government doesn't force them, subsidize it or directly provide it, it won't happen. Period, the end.
You may now commence sticking your fingers in your ears and going "LA LA LA LA LA I CAN'T HEAR YOU LA LA LA" until Congress or some other branch of government takes credit for this.
Learning HOW to think is more important than learning WHAT to think.
On the other hand, we don't have to live in Romania, which to me is a fantastic trade-off for less convenient pirating abilities.
A hundred bucks a month for internet service is insane. For that kind of money a customer service rep should come over every other week and give me a blow job.
A work that expires before its copyright never enters the public domain and thus enjoys eternal copyright protection.
Water isn't free. You pay for clean water via your taxes and/or water bill. Or you buy it bottled.
Isn't it amazing how some people act like water falls free from the sky.
Who hasn't?
considering I would much more prefer a faster upload than download.
I'm reporting you to the RIAA, you filthy scene pirate!
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE.
...and it's AK-HI-FL!
[I'm not shouting, but I am quoting someone who's shouting. Someone please tell the lameness filter.]
Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. - Voltaire