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What makes you think we don't have to do that now? :D
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What happens to those of us who decide not to have the upgraded speeds? are we likely to lose our connections totally in the future? if ntl decide they will no longer support the usb connections are they going to supply the ethernet thingies (sorry I dunno what to call them) to replace them?
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2. Remember that 'anything plugged into a usb port is using up your processors computing power as it has to preform any conversion required to get the signals to the correct device. 3 The days of 'NIC only' for any cable provider are 'maybe' far into the future and your current computer will be either long outdated or a manufacturer will come up with USB X capable of handling the speeds required |
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ntl just need to start to supply modems that support usb2... |
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BTW, when saying that some bloke from NTL told you on the phone , bear in mind that Customer Service Reps have been known to say a few things that have not turned out to be true.. Not saying anyone here is a liar BTW (So Debsy and orangebird please put those knives away). ____________ Quote:
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480Mbps pah. Try 1000Mbps for size. |
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Having experienced the problems even 2.8Ghz processors can have with USB modems (ADSL in this case), I would tend to disagree. |
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Mind you, with Ethernet, the drivers are often built into the OS. |
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but anyway thats a whole diffrerent matter.... i hope the speed increse happens soon and i hope its free! |
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