ISPreview and Vispa put Questions to BT about ADSL |
6) When I say reasonable I mean on par with that of the USA and the many other countries who make Englands broadband status look very 3rd world like.
7) What about those living in areas such as Poole/Bournemouth in Dorset, when are rural communities (even those living near to larger towns) going to see ADSL?
8) How does BT feel about the recent price drop in Cable Modems as the viewpoint of a competitor with ADSL?
Vispa's Comment on the meeting:
Talking of Home users. I can tell you we had it confirmed today that we can start turning on USB versions from August 29th, and that Vispa was just 1 of 4 that would be doing that on that date. I guess it helps to have a good relationship with BT...;-)" Some questions didn't get answered and many of the answers were still a little vague, either way we come off knowing a little more than we did before. It's interesting to note that the 80:1 contention ration applies to BT's own Openworld hybrid ADSL service only, why kick themselves in the foot like that? However as suspected, many of us will be forced to wait up to two more years before broadband is accessible. Personal hopes are that BT will bring down the price of ISDN during this time to make the wait more bearable, although it's a pity nobody came up with that question to ask at the time =(. [Print Page | Main Index]
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