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Posted by Kelly C on June 28, 2007 at 21:26:17 from (71.220.103.150):
In Reply to: High speed internet connection posted by mjbrown on June 28, 2007 at 08:03:42:
Right now its a numbers game. A remote DSL cabinet has 50 ports for subsribers. 45 of these need to be sold for the remote unit to break even. Most Rural cabinets are at 25% capacity. So they are not paying for them selfs. Now as soon as IP TV gets implemented in the big cities and they replace all the stinger cabinets with Fiber fed IP TV boxes. Then they will have a whole bunch of already paid for stingers to place in rural areas.
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