Thread: BBC iPlayer goes HD, time to drop STM
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Old 24-04-2009, 22:52   #47
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Re: BBC iPlayer goes HD, time to drop STM
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Originally Posted by cook1984 View Post
If only they had fibre optic broadband.
Indeed - 2.4Gbps down and 1.2Gbps up shared between 32 / 64 homes is somewhat better on the numbers game than 38Mbps down and 4 x 8.8Mbps up shared between 500 - 1000 or more.
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