| Hmmmm... Do you get the feeling that this was all a farce from the start? That Connexion wanted out of a contract or something and so shutdown? Then along comes Panasonic and it's all better now? |
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| Yes, I do. The airplane business is tough. Especially which an airplane market in such a economic worries. I can't blame them for wanting to get out of something that won't build on their dying coffers. Panasonic may help and improve things, because they are going out on a limb to invent a system that is cost effective and easy to employ. This will be an interesting story to watch as it develops. |
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | reply to cableties
the big win would be getting carriers that are doing volume like Jet Blue and Southwest to put power and internet in the seats. atm they are the profitable airlines and as such more able to explore new entertainment features.
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 RaptorNot a Dumptruck
join:2001-10-21
London, ON | reply to cableties
It will only work if they don't charge prices that rape the customer. Dollars per minute or whatever the rates are, people can wait.
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....where's my fiber? |
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