what's the comparitive?(previous numbers, estimates)
it wasn't all that long ago the 3 Mbps was a decent city number, or at least a starter for those upgrading from dialup. so if some "rural" users can get 10Mbps and, 25% can get 4-10. we've made SOME progress. It would be nice to see a ballpark of how much and where.
it wasn't all that long ago the 3 Mbps was a decent city number, or at least a starter for those upgrading from dialup. so if some "rural" users can get 10Mbps and, 25% can get 4-10. we've made SOME progress. It would be nice to see a ballpark of how much and where.
yeah my neighborhood was topped out at 3Mbps DSL until 2008 when At&t rolled out Fiber To The Node (VRAD) when Uverse rolled out and the magically we got 6Mbps DSL and at the time Time Warner cable offered 10Mbps as the top tier with standard at 7Mbps. In 2010 TWC got around to rolling out DOCSIS 3.0 with speed of 30Mbps and 50Mbps. In 2009 I believe TWC bumped turbo to 15Mbps. I am able to get the 24Mbps Uverse tier if I wanted to and this is on a single pair not a bonded pair I live about 500FT from the VRAD.
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