Good questions. You will run into things and trip over things with VR. You can't see. This is why VR is useless, along with the motion sickness because what you "see" in your VM screen doesn't match what your inner ear is sensing.
Yeah, like most US cities. Oh wait, in Seattle you have three providers, instead of one like most US cities. Even with "regular" service you get 40Mbps for $29.95 with TV! What a bunch of loons.
Do YOU know the difference?
Geez..clueless. Even if you can get "regular service" from Comcast or CenturyLink it is PLENTY to stream Netflix. Do you think other US cities have 1Gbps from multiple providers???
That isn't true. There are 3 providers at least depending on your area. That is better than most cities! CenturyLink offers 1Gbps service. You can see it on their friggin website! Troll.
WTF? Seattle has multiple 1Gbps providers (3 I know of). Comcast, Wave, CenturyLink. Even if your claim of 1.5Mbps max were true, that is PLENTY to stream Netflix. Troll.
You just need voice recoginition:
"I would like to order large fries".
"Do you want fries with that?"
"No, just large fries"
"Two orders of large fries. Drive to the window."
Not where I live (in Seattle). I have 3 ISPs with 1Gbps in Seattle to choose from. I pay $29.95 a month for mine. You have CenturyLink, Wave and Comcast to choose from.
In Seattle I have multiple providers of 1Gbps service that I can choose from with low rates. My guess is it is the proximity to Microsoft and the progressive city council that has helped make this happen. Data caps stink!
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You think these gangs are shooting each over pot?
No wireless. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.
Good questions. You will run into things and trip over things with VR. You can't see. This is why VR is useless, along with the motion sickness because what you "see" in your VM screen doesn't match what your inner ear is sensing.
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It is ranked as one of the top US cities for broadband. There are three providers that provide 1Gbps in the city.
What lie? Why do you keep posting your lies and your "Republican" trolls? Seattle has three providers that provide 1Gbps. You can look it up yourself.
LOL. What a liar. Seattle has THREE providers offering 1Gbps. Most cities in the US don't even have one!!!
In Seattle we already have multiple providers offering 1Gbps. Good to see that others will get the same opportunity.
Yeah, like most US cities. Oh wait, in Seattle you have three providers, instead of one like most US cities. Even with "regular" service you get 40Mbps for $29.95 with TV! What a bunch of loons.
1 Gbps = gigabits/s
1 GBps = gigabytes/s
Do YOU know the difference?
Geez..clueless. Even if you can get "regular service" from Comcast or CenturyLink it is PLENTY to stream Netflix. Do you think other US cities have 1Gbps from multiple providers???
What fact? Seattle is ranked very high for Internet. Real proof: http://www.geekwire.com/2013/w...
What a ripoff. I pay about $50 a month for 1Gbps+TV. I don't have reindeer though.
Nice try troll. Republican much?
That isn't true. There are 3 providers at least depending on your area. That is better than most cities! CenturyLink offers 1Gbps service. You can see it on their friggin website! Troll.
WTF? Seattle has multiple 1Gbps providers (3 I know of). Comcast, Wave, CenturyLink. Even if your claim of 1.5Mbps max were true, that is PLENTY to stream Netflix. Troll.
ISDN? I live in SLU and I get 1Gbps through fiber. Don't know what your problem is. Its 2016!
In Seattle I get 1 Gbps uncapped. Thanks to the progressive city council we have multiple providers to choose from.
"Why do you think American can stay on higher ground"
Engrish. Speak it?
You just need voice recoginition:
"I would like to order large fries".
"Do you want fries with that?"
"No, just large fries"
"Two orders of large fries. Drive to the window."
People who design, program and maintain the robots.
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Not where I live (in Seattle). I have 3 ISPs with 1Gbps in Seattle to choose from. I pay $29.95 a month for mine. You have CenturyLink, Wave and Comcast to choose from.
In Seattle I have multiple providers of 1Gbps service that I can choose from with low rates. My guess is it is the proximity to Microsoft and the progressive city council that has helped make this happen. Data caps stink!
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Because OLED suffers fro burn in. Waste of time.