If this 100MB service is to be released to us customers at some point in the near future, surely ntl would need to free up bandwith first. Turning off the analogue tv signals would seem to be the indicator to watch out for that such a fast broadband service is about to be launched. So possibly by the end of the year, early next, we might just, just, have a 100MB service with multiple HDTV streams with oodles of space left for internet downloading to look forward to....waking up from dream
But, as said, what about those caps? No point having a 100MB connection if you can only download a "meesly" 75 Gigs. A day's worth of HDTV shows would use the current allowance, so I've been told....
