I would kill for 10Mbps. That would reduce download times by more than a factor of two. I live in Canberra though, so it's not like high speed broadband is goi

I would kill for 10Mbps. That would reduce download times by more than a factor of two. I live in Canberra though, so it's not like high speed broadband is going to come near me in the next decade. Bandwidth requirements are increasi year over year, simply because once people can actually use slick media-rich sites, they actually do use them. Once people can VPN in to the Windows-centric workplace, they will. Once office based managers can successfully video-conference their teams, they will. Without high speed broadband, what hope is there for innovation?