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But WHY?!?!
I don't think I'll ever fully understand this facination with huge (alledged) bandwidth figures. Someone gets 2 squillionmegawotsits so the next guy has to get 4 squillionmegawotsits. So what. If people used their existing, alledged, bandwidth to the max then there wouldn't be enough hours in the day to watch all that video (=pron in most cases). So what's the point of getting a 6-fold increase in bandwidth? You don't have the time to view the videos downloaded now so what will you do with 6x as many? For most people, the only time they can see any significant difference between a 512kb service and a squillionmegawotsits service is when downloading major OS updates.
I don't think I'll ever fully understand this facination with huge (alledged) bandwidth figures. Someone gets 2 squillionmegawotsits so the next guy has to get 4 squillionmegawotsits. So what. If people used their existing, alledged, bandwidth to the max then there wouldn't be enough hours in the day to watch all that video (=pron in most cases). So what's the point of getting a 6-fold increase in bandwidth? You don't have the time to view the videos downloaded now so what will you do with 6x as many? For most people, the only time they can see any significant difference between a 512kb service and a squillionmegawotsits service is when downloading major OS updates.