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Article doesn't really answer the question: how do you use a 1Gb/s internet link? My crappy Comcast connection can stream full-screen HD video from Netflix, and
by hugh3 16y ago
Article doesn't really answer the question: how do you use a 1Gb/s internet link? My crappy Comcast connection can stream full-screen HD video from Netflix, and what more could a consumer reasonably want?
- rorrr 16y ago3D 5K resolution porn.
- Hipchan 16y agoObvious next step is 3D HD. Also Onlive. Also more than one TV at the same time? Live streaming HD video cameras from inside the house to outside when you're at work?
- warfangle 16y ago3D video telephony.
- Groxx 16y agoI'd be running a TOR node, personally.
- jamaicahest 16y agoI do that on a 30/30 fiber connection and surprisingly it only goes about 100kb/s in both directions.
- Goronmon 16y agoYour crappy connection can stream HD video, but what happens when you are streaming HD video, someone else is downloading some large files, and another person is trying to get in some online gaming? Edit: Hell, nothing stops you from doing all of this at once yourself.
- jamaicahest 16y ago3D HD and 100 HD channels. In some years, SuperHD. Easy and instant sharing of files with your friends across town, and later across state and country.
- crymer11 16y agoI had the chance to meet with some EPB execs who said that for the most part the residents who had the 1Gb/s service got it for bragging rights or because they could. One gentleman does use it to stream HD movies from his server at work to his house.
- andreyf 16y agoMulti-participant HD video conference?