I know how to get people in to using IPv6... Rename it "internet HD". Everyone will upgrade to "HD". I mean, "HD" seems to get everywhere now not just TVs.
We could sell Ethernet cables that are "Internet HD ready"...
:-)
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Heard an advert for HD mobile phones the other day.
ReplyDeleteThe cable part has been done.
ReplyDeletehttp://usa.denon.com/us/Product/Pages/Product-Detail.aspx?Catid=5840d55c-4077-4d9e-9421-36f204fb4587&SubId=85958de8-a123-4213-8ae1-bb6afaee9a97&ProductId=f7d26b3a-05a6-4724-a5c1-2a63642a6206
Have you seen the price of a 1.5m CAT5 cable in (say) Tesco lately... £14.49
ReplyDeleteI bought my RJ45 crimpers & 100 plugs for less than a tenner, so they must be using really expensive cable... which by virtue of it's price must be cripplingly excellent (/sarcasm)
HD ready? psshhh!
ReplyDelete'My internet' is Full HD!
At least I have more /48's than I'd ever need. ;-)
New! HD Internet* available at AAISP!
ReplyDelete*HD Internet only available on computers with a 1920x1080 monitor (or above)
Let's face it, ASA have let through much less "precise" statements than that.
(cough) Virgin fibre (cough)