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Originally Posted by icanadvise
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
Erm, because NTL businees uses a method to deliver 100 Meg + broadband, it does not follow it would be feasible (or even practical) for NTL home to offer it. Remember, businesses can (and do) pay £1,000 + a month for connections. I cannot imagine the average home consumer wanting to pay even £100.
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precisely Stu !! as you say its a 'businees' service with high-class video-conferencing not yer 'average home consumer' service |
Yeah, but the original article in post 1 seems to be suggesting they are trialing a 100 Meg home service. They have been able to offer fast links to businesses for years. *If* they are trialling a 100 Meg home service, then they would have to bring prices down to the point where using the same hardware they use for business may not be feasible.