Microsoft would like nothing better than to see faster internet end users so they can sell new services/software to them.
Doesn't Microsoft already have to approve ISPs (meet certain transfer requirements) before they can offer XBox Live connections? If other companies (media producers, gaming companies, etc.) start requiring cetain minimums criteria from ISPs we may end up with better service all around.
Well as of 10 pm central time their online ordering system is broke... when you try to submit your credit card, it comes back with a 'too many cursors open' error every time...
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Microsoft would like nothing better than to see faster internet end users so they can sell new services/software to them.
Doesn't Microsoft already have to approve ISPs (meet certain transfer requirements) before they can offer XBox Live connections? If other companies (media producers, gaming companies, etc.) start requiring cetain minimums criteria from ISPs we may end up with better service all around.
See this link for the real story on this... http://www.hep.anl.gov/ndk/hypertext/numi.html
Well as of 10 pm central time their online ordering system is broke... when you try to submit your credit card, it comes back with a 'too many cursors open' error every time...