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FCC chair wants to boost broadband standard to 100Mbps
(www.theregister.com)
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If you have 100mbps of non bandwidth capped internet in America, you're doing damn good for yourself.
But what if it costs $95/mo, there are no alternatives and the price has nearly doubled in 10 years from $55?
I sure don't feel that great.
I pay the equivalent of $64 for 1 gigabit.
You pay $4 more than I do for the same thing (with no bandwidth cap). If you're not out in the sticks, internet is fine here.