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Intel pushing for Broadband

27-05-2002 10:12pm

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yellum

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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/22/25456.html

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#2 28-05-2002 8:30am

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But not yet, not for many people. Broadband prices are still too high and the roll-out pace is too low. It's beginning to get there - once subscription prices fall below €40 a month, consumer take-up grows exponentially, Graylish notes.

Eircon seem to be the only people on the planet who don't see this. Do they really think that there is no demand or do they just have crap analysts.

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#3 28-05-2002 8:54am

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no, they probably know there will be loads of demand but are too happy making a killing on they're diall up and isdn services to really care.

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#4 28-05-2002 9:47am

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their domestic network probably cant handle the potetial demand for adsl and would probably have to do a lot more work than there letting on....

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