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Broadband. The more you have the more you want.

by Richard McKinnon at 01:15PM (PST) on March 30, 2006 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

The demand to provide faster broadband is going to explode off the charts pretty soon. The moment you commit to a fast/faster DSL/wireless/cable service is the moment you know you need even faster. We're now at Verizon's 3000 kbps download speed. (way past the T1 line level) Were at 1500kbps. Before that 780kbps. Dialup once. All not enough. Always, we needed more. Damn video downloads are taking too long. I'm now waiting impatiently for Fiber Optics.

Remember when TV was free? We went past the 125 bucks a month level a while ago. New service keeps getting tacked on. And we keep buying! That's the broadband experience. For the same reason. More options. Video and TV is going internet. So big internet pipes? You'll be buying them soon.

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