| How Shocking So...states that are smallish and very heavily populated have higher broadband speeds on average? I'm speechless.
In other news, human beings have invented the wheel. |
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patcat88
join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
kudos:1 | I don't think so. CT has ultra-fast Optimum Online (15 base plan) and slow ATT DSL, not sure what Cox has. NY state has TWC roadrunner whose basic tier is 5 (now 7 or 10 IIRC) mbps and Verizon (FIOS). Delaware is Verizon again. Dunno the cable situation in Delaware. But I really do wonder who the cable provider is in Delaware, and how much, if any FIOS has been deployed. If the reason why Delaware has such fast internet is because of slacking off at work and using the office's T3/SONET to browse the web, well, time to not invest in Delaware headquartered companies. |
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1 edit | Fios is widely available here. Combine the vast availability of Fios with the relatively small number of households in the state and it's no surprise we're #1 in this study. |
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | reply to Hazy Arc
Delaware atleast Bear, Wilmington, New Castle and Newark are Comcast for cable.
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