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Until all stock is gone of the Superhub 1 you will just get what is on the shelf as that stock must go out regardless, also remember you do not own the kit so whatever the company supply is the modem you have to use. This happened when the Superhub replaced the VMNG300 and the Ambit 256 replaced the older modems. Do remember that I used to work for the company and the is no way they will not issue the original Superhub especially if they have them refurbished and that means whatever the warehouseman picks up is the device you will receive. ---------- Post added at 16:05 ---------- Previous post was at 16:03 ---------- Quote:
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The SH1s will ultimately replace all old kit on the network. This includes the 256s etc. depending on stock levels that could do it for the SH1s. SH2s then, when stock levels of SH1 are low enough will become standard kit. Refurbishments of SH1s will then be limited. VM wont waste their time and money refurbishing SH1s and instead go forward with SH2s. Do remember I've been through the boardroom at the age of 21. Are you for real!!!! |
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When the Ambit 256 was released they still had stock of the Motorola Surfboard 5100 and the Scientific Atlanta EPC2100 so you received whatever device the engineer or warehouseman picked off the shelf as they still do the same job and they will supply them until the stock runs out and you do not have a choice as it is a rented device. Do try and understand the difference as they are a business first and foremost, even Sirius has posted the same above. |
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The will not even be an announcement of the arrival of a new device as it will be a soft launch as with every other modem especially as they will not admit to some customers having major issues with the first Superhub, no other modem has ever had so many rushed out firmware upgrades as the present device because they did not need them.
All that will happen is someday if and when a new device is launched is that a member will post on here or elsewhere about the arrival of a slightly different looking device or possibly a new model number, some people thought a new one came out a while back but it was just a matt casing on the old device. If it gets launched all the self important people will be on the phone demanding a new device at which point they should be told no even if the threat of disconnection is aired, I say good riddance. |
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I agree with Peter. It may be trumpeted though for dual-band wireless as part of VM's forward moving path spiel.
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I still believe that a new Superhub will be fatally flawed and that we should get a standalone off the shelf device with the option of a supplied N router or using your own preferred device. The is bound to be issues with any new Superhub as it will be built to Virgin Media's own specification and probably with internal antenna which will lead to wireless issues once again. They need to be brave and just supply a Docsis 3 rated modem nothing more. |
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VM will not issue SH1 and SH2 side by side, it will not be a whatever is picked off the shelf. The SH2 will have a natural edge over the SH1 so downgrading the SH2 is just bad business. Like I said SH1 will replace all older non SuperHub kit on the network. That in my opinion will do it. This is just a quick thought.. any remaining SH1s , refurbs or whatever could be used to supply the minimum package customers as replacements to any problematic SH1s. Customers on higher tiers would get SH2. ---------- Post added at 17:09 ---------- Previous post was at 17:06 ---------- Quote:
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internal antennas don't cause problems. problems arise when their not properly set/aligned. I agree VM should just supply a docsis3 modem and work alongside router manufactures for people who want routers.. 'blahblahblah these routers will work on our network'. yet its not as simple as that. people want convenience and supplying combos is the way forward. |
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Peter's got it right, obviously. He knows VM's mind. As for the thing being fatally flawed, the best odds you'd give VM are 50:50.
If the SH2 (technology update) performs well, VM won't have to say anything. If the SH2 is still slugged in terms of router functions, VM have the opportunity of presenting it as a get you going device with dual-band wi-fi. VM have resisted that opportunity so far and that is one of my main criticisms of them in this sorry saga.. If the SH2 is still unreliable in the same sense that the SH1 is/was, then VM's head in the sand will take over. That's their track record. |
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I don't see it happening that way. it'll cause too many problems for VM. They will need a proper strategy not some youll get whatever take on everything. If they do it properly they will come out on top. Theres a lot here that could be done to recoupe fallen rep etc. without dumping SH1s or wasting vasts amounts of money.
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