Fast enough to be able to download a full high definition DVD in just two seconds. That’s not just fast, it’s wicked fast. Read the article here.
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Is this speed of connection even allowed?? And why don’t we have it in America? I’m going to write to my local congresswoman.
I would like to know the answer to those questions, too. Let me know what she says.
I can’t even imagine…that is to cool.
One of the reasons we do not have that sort of connection speed in america comes down to three things:
1) Sweden has far less telecommunications companies battling for its populations money. America, home ot capitalism at its best and worst, has far too many people who want a peice of the pie and are unwilling ot work together for anything less than the biggest slice.
2) Government regulations. Less said about this the better.
3) Distance. Sweden is a small county, with most of its population in dense locales making the infrastructure for a high speed datapipe cheaper and easier to create. America is vastly larger, and creating such an infrastructure would be costly except in major metropolitan areas. See #2 as to why just going ahead and doing up the denser areas is not vialble at this time.
Raivynn FCC regs cause red tape. I disagree with you on “the denser areas is not vialble at this time.” I live in the country, about 5 miles from the nearest hub. I connect via wireless antenna mounted on my home. The claim of 10MPS u/d, I get around 2-3+MPS u/d speeds but have had speeds of 5.6MPS.