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Strange how "broadband" and "high speed internet" can have a different meaning in various parts of the country. For ex: a 10 mbps dsl line is considered "high s
by everlost 6y ago
Strange how "broadband" and "high speed internet" can have a different meaning in various parts of the country. For ex: a 10 mbps dsl line is considered "high speed" in New Hampshire.
- jonwachob91 6y agoThe article addresses the issues of multiple agencies with multiple definitions of broadband, specifically mentioning that the Dept of Agriculture has a definition of 10/1.
- ClumsyPilot 6y ago10/1? Whats I am suppose to do with that, wipe my ass? How am meant to backup my pc? Might as well send my data on Sd card by post.
- supertrope 6y agoWhen broadband became a regulated term, those ISPs falling short of the low bar set by the US Government rebranded their product to HSI.