T1, and Apparently you're unaware of how wifi works. there are 3 channels that don't interfere, and g only gives you 54mbit half duplex max, minus interference, minus encryption, minus what the neighbors are using. Wifi is a shared medium, fiber is not.
High bandwidth wifi would require a cell setup similar to that used by cell phone companies, and wouldn't be reachable by the average laptop, as the antennas are highly directional in order to stay within EIRP requirements, and maintain a good SNR and tolerable transfer rates.
Google is implementing a low latency high bandwidth network. How would you get gigabit to the home with wifi at a competitive price, instead of reinforcing the "bandwidth is expensive" BS that the providers keep yakking on about? Google is considering doing small / sparse rural areas. Please enlighten me.
How is fiber more invasive than radio waves carpeting your entire town? Have you ripped out your cable and your phone, because you don't want "the man" invading your privacy?
High bandwidth wifi would require a cell setup similar to that used by cell phone companies, and wouldn't be reachable by the average laptop, as the antennas are highly directional in order to stay within EIRP requirements, and maintain a good SNR and tolerable transfer rates.
Google is implementing a low latency high bandwidth network. How would you get gigabit to the home with wifi at a competitive price, instead of reinforcing the "bandwidth is expensive" BS that the providers keep yakking on about? Google is considering doing small / sparse rural areas. Please enlighten me.
How is fiber more invasive than radio waves carpeting your entire town? Have you ripped out your cable and your phone, because you don't want "the man" invading your privacy?
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