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Premium,MVM
join:1999-07-16
Fort Lauderdale, FL | Fast with lag When they solve the latency problem, then they'll have something  | |
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| EPS
join:2008-02-13
Hingham, MA | I'll put up with some latency for speeds like that- though I don't play online games much. | |
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| BF69
join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN
| said by graysonf  :When they solve the latency problem, then they'll have something Being as resourceful as the Japanese tend to be, I'm sure they'll very soon come out with a way to make something go faster than the speed of light. | |
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JamesPC
join:2005-10-12
Orange, CA | Just think of all the HD Video possibilities. | |
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Piggie
Frying Noises in My Brain
Premium
join:2005-11-23
Orange Springs, FL
 ·HughesNet Satellit..
 ·Windstream
| Kizuna is still kicking the hell out of HughesNet's Spaceway
Hmm maybe you think Hughes knows this and sees a lot more money in Sat TV? Why Spaceway-2 was re-assigned TV duty?
To me the bottom line is there are so many natural restrictions to sat internet, it is only useful for mobile applications or as last resort for remote locations. It will never be mainstream in the near future and should not be promoted or advertised as such.
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ATHF
join:2004-12-20
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| oooooohhhhh Apple needs one of those 1.2Gbps Satellites for itunes & iphone
makes u wonder why don't netflix or blockbuster launch there own Sat's with those speeds u can deliver HD movies in few seconds.
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saves $0.40 stamps
saves tree (paper)
no pollution (fuel USPS waste)
super fast delivery
wonder why directv can't do this they already got the satellites in space they just have to stop making movies playback in real time and deliver the whole payload in few seconds to the receivers instead of letting the DVR software capture the movie in however long is the movie length.
most likely there Sat's were not made to work that way 
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| davidcb13
join:2004-02-06
Branchville, NJ
| Re: oooooohhhhh said by ATHF :WHY WAS I BORN HERE Theres more to life than the internet | |
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| Joe12345678
join:2003-07-22
Des Plaines, IL
| said by ATHF :Apple needs one of those 1.2Gbps Satellites for itunes & iphone makes u wonder why don't netflix or blockbuster launch there own Sat's with those speeds u can deliver HD movies in few seconds. + saves $0.40 stamps saves tree (paper) no pollution (fuel USPS waste) super fast delivery wonder why directv can't do this they already got the satellites in space they just have to stop making movies playback in real time and deliver the whole payload in few seconds to the receivers instead of letting the DVR software capture the movie in however long is the movie length. most likely there Sat's were not made to work that way WHY WAS I BORN HERE they are doing that part way they also use your internet link as well. | |
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| | keyboard5684
join:2001-08-01
Youngsville, PA
·Verizon Online DSL
 ·Vonage
 ·WestPAnet Inc. CA..
| Re: oooooohhhhh Yep. Mine (My new HD DVR) uses ethernet to download VOD and other apps I have not tried out yet. The device specifies that you have at least 768K to download.
So I think Directv is using ethernet (gets rid of that stupid phone line) with there extra sats to provide some services that will blow everyone else out of the water. | |
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| Kearnstd
Elf Wizard
join:2002-01-22
Mullica Hill, NJ | Re: hmmm..... naw this was just so people in Tokyo could play FFXI after Godzilla eats the fiber. 
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Lowtarget
15Mbps Roadrash
Premium
join:2003-12-22
Alger, OH
clubs: | Could you even use the full 155Mbps. When trying to download files from the net. | |
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sitrix
join:2002-04-15
Tacoma, WA
| Re: hmmm..... Well, some fiber ISP's in US have offered cheap 100 megabit connections for a while now and people find a way to use that connection. Back in 1998 I've had no problems alone fully utilizing 45megabit DS3. A speedy connection simply allows you to do more things at the same time and finding use for additional bandwidth is always easy. As some say, if you build it they will come. | |
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fireflier
Coffee. . .Need Coffee
Premium
join:2001-05-25
Limbo | How big is it? Knowing the Japanese penchant for miniaturization the satellite is probably about the size of a shoe box. | |
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Froggy
@bell.ca
| Presto the magic man is right again! Ain't i great? Hey what do you expect? I've been right about everything my whole life. Like when i said the future of Canadian broadband is satellite. Right on cue presto ha, ha, ha! Here it is. Canada's salvation from these oligopolies who bilk Canadians dry. But no more, it had to happen and it's happening later rather than sooner because of these Canadian's naiveties. | |
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Lampkin
@bellsouth.net | speed "Being as resourceful as the Japanese tend to be, I'm sure they'll very soon come out with a way to make something go faster than the speed of light"
As cool as that would be, it is impossible to go faster than the speed of light. | |
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Jean_22
join:2005-08-27
Quebec, QC | Nice for them I bet videotron will offer 150mbps soon but with a 60GB cap. lol | |
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Raphion
join:2000-10-14
Samsara | *yawn* It sounds like 1.2Gbps shared between all the customers. That's enough for seven 155Mbps subs before they're oversubscribed. | |
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New Japanese Satellite Hits 1.2Gbps
Max speeds for a std home antenna are more reasonable
