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AOL is probably the best with no cut off but then you have to use there software which then takes your PC hostage and only a re-format will ever get rid of it.
I think it's about time they pushed broadband and reduced the cost (£40 a month is to much BT) i also think the cable company's should extend there coverage.
The console makers are all talking about online gaming but it's not gunna be possible with 56k access which has it's limits.
Maybe the console makers should set up a gaming broadband service of some sort that can be avalible to everyone.
There always telling us how great broadband is but there not pushing it so that it's in the reach of everyone.
Maybe one day we all we have broadband connections but it's still years away unless someone does something about it.
AOL is probably the best with no cut off but then you have to use there software which then takes your PC hostage and only a re-format will ever get rid of it.
I think it's about time they pushed broadband and reduced the cost (£40 a month is to much BT) i also think the cable company's should extend there coverage.
The console makers are all talking about online gaming but it's not gunna be possible with 56k access which has it's limits.
Maybe the console makers should set up a gaming broadband service of some sort that can be avalible to everyone.
There always telling us how great broadband is but there not pushing it so that it's in the reach of everyone.
Maybe one day we all we have broadband connections but it's still years away unless someone does something about it.
I think NTL cable modem is £25, which is cheaper but still expensive when you compare it with most of the rest of the world.
I believe cable internet is the way forward. Now we just need to wait for the likes of telewest, NTL and blueyonder to pull their fingers out a little.
I didn't lie, I just ommitted certain truths....
> i think the 2 hour disconnect has it's benifits but is also iritating when
> downloading a large file which can't be resumed. i also think cable modem is the
> way forward. the phone line are getting a little crowded.
The only problem is that when everyone has cable that would be crowded and slowed down aswell. What we all really need is a dish or something like that your own fast connection which you don't share with others.
> lvlägmä Š®ägņón wrote:
> i think the 2
> hour disconnect has it's benifits but is also iritating when
> downloading a
> large file which can't be resumed. i also think cable modem is the
> way
> forward. the phone line are getting a little crowded.
The only problem is
> that when everyone has cable that would be crowded and slowed down aswell. What
> we all really need is a dish or something like that your own fast connection
> which you don't share with others.
Good idea,
I america something like that is already up and running, in some areas ONLY you can access the internet with out a phone line, it uses radio signals (i think) , that would be pretty cool but them again, think about listening to the radio, internet tones 24/7 ;) .............
Its a bit like the wirless network that runs at school (in mine anyway)
I didn't lie, I just ommitted certain truths....