1 edit | Maybe for Once SF/SJ Silicon Valley will get The Latest According to the letter, the upgrade is a free and automatic software update of existing gear. Yea. at least I can keep my Current Motorola DVR and not have them swap out for Cisco STBs.
And now ATT would make their target dates to add more HD channels like CSN BA HD before the end of 4Q and upgrade UV to line bonding for faster Net access for Q1 2009, that would be great. |
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| said by siouxmoux:And now ATT would make their target dates to add more HD channels like CSN BA HD before the end of 4Q and upgrade UV to line bonding for faster Net access for Q1 2009, that would be great. You mean FSN I think not CSN. U-verse has been pretty poor at picking up the HD RSNs.
Check out my post under the "Bonding" topic for the real scoop -- it's not really about Internet speed. |
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Hope Springs Eternal
I'm still waiting for something beyond 1.5 copper or Comcast's pathetic cable here in the Greater SF Bay/Silicon Valley. Neither Comcast nor AT&T (forget Verizon) are going to spend any money to bring in cutting edge performance or services when they can get premium prices for their current bedraggled offerings. The only time I ever see anything with a "WOW" factor is when there is competition and the consumer has a choice. It costs me over 105.00 dollars a month for copper DSL that is unstable,a VOIP line with service that requires a reboot of the ATA router daily(a least once). The only decent working portion is the LPV voice which remains stable and dependable.(Analog POTS)
My TV is Direct TV and its been pretty decent but I'm not overly blown away by them either. The HD receiver has such a long lag when changing channels that you wonder if the feed is there.With pops and pixelation galore and I have an unobstructed line of site. Another 100.00 plus per month. I figure 240.00 per month between the two services and neither is on the curve. Guess I can only wish for the kind of offerings that some areas of the US enjoy. I sometimes figure that by the time I get the really good stuff I won't have a need for it.
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