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Verizon Launches 20/20 Symmetrical FiOS Service

5:11AM October 24, 2007 | Matt Buchanan

vzflash.gifHeeding to the usage patterns of BitTorrent users Flickr junkies everywhere, or at least in NY, NJ and Connecticut for the time being, Verizon’s rolling out symmetrical FiOS service—20Mbps up and downstream. Available today in those locales and soon in the 13 other states where FiOS is available, the monthly fee will start at $US65 a month. According to Verizon’s numbers, you’ll be able to upload a 3GB “family” video in 20 minutes with the new service. However one might use the newly fattened pipes, there’s no question most of us upload more content than ever before, so it’s about time services started to catch up with our habits (or other countries). [Verizon]


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  • Jeroen

    October 24, 2007 at 10:32 AM

    $65 US per month so that is about $73 AUD per month, and that is unlimited (fair use)…

    If I look on http://www.whirlpool.net.au I can’t even find a plan that comes near this spec… ADSL2 doesn’t get me 20 Mbit upspeed :-)

    Wishing that fiber to the home was roled out in OZ :-)

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