The Japanese can have 1Gb at the door? http://cli.gs/VaAhST . Results of our two party system in legislating technology innovation. Thoughts
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This is a direct result of our country letting big business lobbyist preventing the development of innovative technology to the consumer so they can amplify and sustain profits on old, outdated technologies. The Japanese now can deliver 1gb of Internet speed to the average consumer’s home. The US government and business should be ashamed of not providing this to the taxpayers of this country. Oh and believe me. I don’t think McCain or Obama will make a difference. Same old, same old. Who do you think pays for all the crap advertising we see from both candidates.