I am wondering about the effect that the new UHD tvs are going to have on the internet. To get full UHD, the tv must be connected to a broadband internet service. Not only does the tv get information over the air or cable, it also gets information over the internet (also the broadcaster can read your tv, can you say Big Brother is watching?). They really have not said how much it will load, but they specifically said broadband. For now, it goes both ways, old and new.
What I cannot imagine is when millions of tvs start using the internet wht the effect will be. There were plans to have a second internet that would only be available to first responders and large businesses. It died on the vine.
I guess the answer is fiber directly to the home, not slow cable. AT&T, can you hear this?
What I cannot imagine is when millions of tvs start using the internet wht the effect will be. There were plans to have a second internet that would only be available to first responders and large businesses. It died on the vine.
I guess the answer is fiber directly to the home, not slow cable. AT&T, can you hear this?