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Comcast offers 50 Mbps Internet, but it won't come cheap

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By Michael Hatamoto, BetaNews

April 3, 2008, 2:12 PM

Comcast will begin offering a new "extreme high-speed" Internet connection in the Minnesota Twin Cities region today, with nationwide rollout expected by 2010. The new Internet service will cost $150 per month and will offer 50 Mbps download and 5 Mbps in upload speeds.

The new high-speed Internet is part of Comcast's rollout of the DOCSIS 3.0 (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specifications) cable broadband standard, which was first introduced during the Consumers Electronics Show last January. Analysts first believed the service would launch in areas where AT&T U-Verse and Verizon FiOS have taken hold, but Comcast chose to deploy it in an area where consumers don't have extremely fast Internet connections. Like Comcast's new offering, Verizon FiOS connection can offer speeds up to 50 Mbps.

Theoretically, these extreme speeds will allow users to download 4GB high-definition movies in 10 minutes. However, the service provider would also need to be cable of delivering content at such speeds...

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hmm 50 Mbps is the speed my ISP offers me ;)

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Soon I will get glasfibre connection. 100 mbps up and down.

And only 35 euros per month.

I just pay another 20 euros for a good newserver, and I can download upto 25 mbps.

Well, that´s a good deal.

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Soon i will get 1GB connection!! NOT ;) thats would be cool i know i heard a story bout a guy making it possible.... :sneaky:

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Soon I will get glasfibre connection. 100 mbps up and down.

And only 35 euros per month.

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That is exactly my connection and same price I have.

No limit time on Net , but downloads are limited to 20GB /month or I have to pay 1,5 Euros by each 1 GB after having reached 20GB.

Even so, it could be less expensive. Not everybody can pay that money and we all need a fast broadband.

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Soon I will get glasfibre connection. 100 mbps up and down.

And only 35 euros per month.

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That is exactly my connection and same price I have.

No limit time on Net , but downloads are limited to 20GB /month or I have to pay 1,5 Euros by each 1 GB after having reached 20GB.

Even so, it could be less expensive. Not everybody can pay that money and we all need a fast broadband.

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That's what i like about my connection, i don't have a max. I don't have speeds like you do, but i just run my torrents/downloads overnight and they're finished when i wake up.

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Soon I will get glasfibre connection. 100 mbps up and down.

And only 35 euros per month.

---------------------------------------------

That is exactly my connection and same price I have.

No limit time on Net , but downloads are limited to 20GB /month or I have to pay 1,5 Euros by each 1 GB after having reached 20GB.

Even so, it could be less expensive. Not everybody can pay that money and we all need a fast broadband.

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That's what i like about my connection, i don't have a max. I don't have speeds like you do, but i just run my torrents/downloads overnight and they're finished when i wake up.

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OK, but you pay a lot of electricity...which one is more expensive ?- The broadband or the electricity ? :rolleyes:

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Wouldn't know which one is more expensive, i pay neither one of those :dance2:

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whatever they offer don't forget its still comcast.i wouldn't go with them no matter what speed.

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