100,000,000,.000,0000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 dollars
shoot I can't afford that!!
Cable is what, 4 - 100 mbps ?
Maybe I'll upgrade to that, but not now, I don't plan on being here for more than another six months and I don't really need the bandwidth anyway...I was just experimenting..
I've never had cable Internet though. Is cable
flexible as far as how much bandwidth you're allocated? Isn't that how packet switched ISPs work?
edit: well what I mean is, for example, T1/E1/T3 are circuit switched networks
and are more expensive for the ISP to set up/maintain, therefore they cost the consumer an arm and leg also.. In packet switched services, the ISP sets up a central office and allocates chunks of it for everyone to share (ie. dsl and cable) so it's cheaper for everyone who wants a type of broadband connection..When compared to cable, dsl is low bandwidth so, I was thinking that cable might allow or be more flexible with how/what they allocate there bandwidth..