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You should try it with the new PS3 BT headset with the HQ features. 95% would be accurate.

The sooner we get these on the road/in the air, the sooner we'll start seeing them become mainstream. The rich have to start buying them (to get the maket started) before regular joes like me can afford them.

DSL is a downgrade from Cable? That is untrue. On a cable connection you share bandwith with everyone on the node that serves your neighborhood and home. As traffic increases (in the node), your connection gets slower if there are a lot of people on it. If you don't see a decrease in speed at peak times, it's because your service node doesn't have a lot of people on it. DSL however is a dedicated circuit that isn't shared by anyone else but the devices in your home. So if you pay for a 3MB circuit, you always get 3MB. As far as the monthly costs of internet access, one thing that people don't realize is that when a site, or RT as it's known is the biz, is installed, it isn't left that way forever. As more people request new service or upgrade their service, bigger fiber feeds are needed to increase the overall bandwith for that site. On that same line, the fiber has to be upgraded to offer new services (like at&t's U-Verse service) to new and existing customers. Don't get me wrong, I would love to see my monthly bill go down, But there are some legit reasons for the price staying up and some not-so legit.