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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
Since the cable modem part is essentially free all you're paying for is the wireless router part. If you're going to pay for a router, you might as well pay for one you could keep and would still work if you switched provider.
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presumably the 'hub' approach was intended to match/compete with the BT adsl type product - in my opinion it is alienating cable customers, rather than drawing them in?
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Originally Posted by Nopanic
What good would it do you to take it with you ? its a cable modem ..
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I just spent a lot of money on a router - unless VM can supply me a modem to complement, rather than replace my purchase I won't be interested in any 'upgrades' ?
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In my opinion Virgin Media should be focusing on providing their customers with modems that will be capable of connecting to all current & future iterations of the available standards - but routers, dongles, switches, hubs - whatever - are another dimension that they shouldn't get involved with?