blazyr
join:2001-06-27
San Francisco, CA
| reply to jvigier
Re: mn
said by jvigier  :
Makes me wonder if RR has been nuilding this up for a while. Their speed rating numbers for the Phoenix and San Diego area had been abnormally higher than avergae for quite a while before the announcement.
Huh? Phoenix & San Diego are CoxHSI territory - and rest assured not enjoying any panacea of connectivity. |
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jvigier
Premium
join:2002-01-17
Wells, ME
| reply to andunn
Makes me wonder if RR has been nuilding this up for a while. Their speed rating numbers for the Phoenix and San Diego area had been abnormally higher than avergae for quite a while before the announcement.
There are also quite a few other companies operating cable networks with higher bandwidth (OOL for example). Hopefully this forces the rest of the cable operators to take notice. |
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MarkyD
Premium
join:2002-08-20
Oklahoma City, OK
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 ·Cox HSI
| reply to andunn
said by andunn :
Man, and as soon as other cable and DSL companies start moving and start rolling out 6M service it'll take Charter 1-2 years to catch up  Always one step behind the competition.
Same with Cox.
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andunn
join:2001-09-06
Linn Creek, MO | reply to ViviTheMage
Man, and as soon as other cable and DSL companies start moving and start rolling out 6M service it'll take Charter 1-2 years to catch up Always one step behind the competition. |
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