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d_l
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Reno, NV
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reply to koma3504

Re: Caps come to ATT Reno,NV

Downloads or uploads of internet data do not affect your IPTV transmissions, e.g. U-Verse can send full IPTV and data speeds at the same time. The different type packets are separated (partitioned) at some layer.

But think for a moment, if the bandwidth limit applied to the IPTV transmissions, then that would mean AT&T would be selling TV service that would be limited by an hourly meter. No one would buy that. That is effectively what these bandwidth limits are -- a connection time limitation -- rather than a limit on the quantity of data transported as Comcast has imposed.

Whether or not the bandwidth limits apply to the broadband side of U-Verse isn't clear. The FCC filing only refers to broadband Internet service so presumably this is U-Verse as well. U-Verse is in the process of being rolled out to various areas in Reno so that may be why we were so lucky for this pilot test. A cap like this would be another reason for someone to NOT to sign up for U-Verse.

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