BosstonesOwn
join:2002-12-15
Everett, MA
clubs:
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| reply to amungus
Re: says it all..
AT&T has done wonders on their picture quality from their lab tests, but it's still not enough.
They need to realize that iptv does not scale well. You can't really over subscribe it like cable and fios can. Capacity is a premium and they need to realize that ftth is the only solution to the problem.
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Mactron
el camino Real
Premium
join:2001-12-16
CM94sv
| said by BosstonesOwn  :...Capacity is a premium and they need to realize that ftth is the only solution to the problem. True. It's all about bandwidth. I just can't see this being a true competitor to FTTH or Cable. Sure glad I'm VZs foot print. I can look forward to FIOS... well may in 10 years, if ever. 
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silversurfer2469
| said by Mactron :said by BosstonesOwn :...Capacity is a premium and they need to realize that ftth is the only solution to the problem. True. It's all about bandwidth. I just can't see this being a true competitor to FTTH or Cable. Sure glad I'm VZs foot print. I can look forward to FIOS... well may in 10 years, if ever. I thought FTTH was Fiber to the Hub, which is what U-Verse was, and Verizon FiOS was FTTP, Fiber to the Premises? I understand you're using the H as house, but I thought the CWa and IBEW officially blessed (cursed, since this is putting brothers outta jobs) was H was hub, P was premises)? |
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koolkid1563
Premium,MVM
join:2005-11-06
Powell, WY
clubs: | FTTH is Fiber to the Home, same as FTTP, Fiber to the Premise. U-verse is using FTTN, which stands for Fiber to the Node. |
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