Thread: Old surfboard to new modem or cable wireless modem?
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Old 01-06-2009, 12:27   #8
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Re: Old surfboard to new modem or cable wireless modem?
That contradicts one of the offical Virgin help pages where is says the SB4100does support 10Mb/s.

Either way, i've had my SB4100 for seven and a half years now, there will be a day that something is thrown at it that it can't handle. But when all said and done it copes with the 10Mb/s service admirably, giving me a constant near 10Mb/s connection most of the time.

I suspect it's cost more than anything that led to NTL ditching the SB4100's in favour of a cheaper and less functional model, remembering that Virgin/NTL only use a tiny percentage of what the Motorola's can do. Why pay for a Ferrari when you only need a Nissan Micra?
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