Comcast CEO Tries To Calm Investors > Video Rich Content???

reply to dadkins

Re: Video Rich Content???

OP stated that "...Video Rich content works better on a T1 connection..."

Uhm. getting that content is a very important part viewing or using it, right?

FiOS is irrelavent to this news item and to the comment(s) made by the OP.

A T1 would take a wee bit longer to download anything, let alone video, no?

No one that I can see ever said that the video would look better, did they? No. They didn't.
He asked for explaination, I provided one.
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Hello did u not see that I said it was a JOKE dude you take me way to seriously... As a matter a fact you take this whole thread way to seriously... LOL

I agree maybe I should have put a J/K at the end of my statement but I thought the wink was enought to tell it was a joke...

Look/Works... all the same thing... and fio's does work better A.T.M.

Look friend, YOU decided to jump in and place your two cents "on the table".
Since this is a text media we are using, no one can tell what is or is not meant as a joke.

FiOS... I know of an ISP that smokes FiOS, but it has no business in a news item about Comcast, does it?
Well, neither does FiOS.

Take serious... no.
Take literally, perhaps.

Have a Good One!
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reply to dadkins
If the video bitrate and resolution size is low and it's bi-directional communication than I'd take the T1 over a cable connection.

reply to MalibuMaxx
So how does one get 43mbps when a cable node maxes at 38mbps
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