I think they are starting to hit the HD TV wall in bandwidth.
On a side note the iPhone and insight email don't play well with each other.
From all reports.
From: macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu
[mailto:macgroup-boun...@erdos.math.louisville.edu] On Behalf Of John Robinson
Sent:
Finally got the mailing from ATT concerning their offer for T.V. high
speed internet. As I had mentioned before they have fiber within 3/4 mile from
our home and the linemen had been working on the poles for months.
The TV package is $54.00 a month for just the basics but the flyer does say
I am attached to my TiVo the ability to download programs off and
upload to the TiVo are big things to me. The DVR function of the iptv
unit are too limiting for don't do any multi room view thou a TiVo
does this by it's nature. Uverse as it stands is not in the plans for
me at this time.
And the folks who live out in the country like me, are still suffering
with very, very slow dial up service, maybe 5kb/second if we are lucky.
I talked to the people at ATT last week about getting internet
service through their little plug in thing that received signals from
the phone
http://www.macworld.com/article/151235/2010/05/apple_rolls.html?lsrc=smokemonster
Sent from my iPhone
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We live in the country about 9 miles from Bowling Green and are lucky to
have high-speed internet (available only in the last couple of years).
Great for internet, but I don't use it for much else. Consider me the
weirdo in the Group, but I don't watch tv -- we never got around to
upgrading to
Nolan, I am right there with you. We have aTV set from 1986, even then
a floor model without a proper manual. We always think it will go
out, but thus far it still works, it is the remote which has its
troubles. And it gave out the other day, only, when I tried the
buttons on the TV
Another weirdo who doesn't watch TV. I have to agree with you. I was wondering
where one would find the time to watch 390 channels. Also why would anyone want
to watch anything on TV. But then again I spend most of my time in the garden.
Rabbits; no rabbit ears.
Anne Cartwright
On May 14,
Another weirdo here, TVless since 1996. I watch much more television
now that I have a Netflix subscription than I ever did when I had a
TV.
Another weirdo who doesn't watch TV. I have to agree with you. I
was wondering where one would find the time to watch 390 channels.
Anne Cartwright
PBS is worth watching, and I have missed it while
moving. I love Tivo and it has gotten me to watch
more than I did before I got it; but only what I
ask for--I never watch live, hence no commercials.
Suzanne Blake
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