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Old 08-06-2007, 14:09   #24
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Re: Virgin upgrading IP backbone network

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Originally Posted by lonegunman View Post
From what I can see most suppliers are years behind what they are doing at VM.
I always think it's a shame that Virgin have such a good core and access to reliable equipment but somehow manage to not be able to get the front end service to match. If you look at the self-install package that sky send out out it is very professional with a video (cartoon) installation helper that leaves nothing in doubt.

If they had gone with the mpeg4 V+ service specc'd to the max (with satellite stb's that can access the main hd on the master box) then Virgin would have had a service for DTV that would be streets ahead of sky and would be retaining customers.
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