Comments on: Broadband Speed and Moore’s Law: A Response to Robb Topolski

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Kung Fu Quip » Andy Kessler Gets It Wrong. Really Wrong. — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 18:58:15 +0000

[...] We explored exactly this topic on Cable’s blog after Robb Topolski made a similar assertion about broadband speeds and Moore’s Law. The fact is, since the inception of the 300 baud modem in 1978, broadband speed to the home has more than doubled every two years. We have not done a similar comparison for cellular technology since people have used wireless for data for a very short period of time. [...]

By: Ken

Ken — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 20:21:29 +0000

“Back in the day” (less than 10 years ago), the best I could do was $22 for 56Kb dialup, plus $15 for a 2nd phone line, for a total of $37 a month. Now, I pay $42 a month for 6Mb access and $3 for a leased modem. So, for $8 a month more than I paid 10 years ago, I get 100 times the speed, and the price of broadband service hasn’t increased since I signed up. You need to put all this talk about “the ISPs need to increase capacity” in perspective. Factor in inflation, and I’m probably paying LESS than I was for dialup plus a 2nd phone line. And the price per bit is poised to drop precipitously in the next few years as more capacity comes online. Sure I want more speed, I find it hard to complain.