SureWest brings 100Mbps internet, HDTV to Kansas City homes
by Darren Murph 
posted Oct 12th 2008 at 12:26PM
While Time Warner Cable is busying trialing consumption-based internet billing, SureWest Communications is encouraging more residents of Kansas City to download at will. As of now, around 1,500 domiciles in Merriam and Olathe have access to the company's 100Mbps fiber-based internet, and it's hoping to reach thousands more homes by early 2009. Additionally, the FTTH network is bringing along a respectable array of high-def channels to those who dig the bundle, though a specific lineup wasn't mentioned. It's not quite Sigbritt Löthberg fast, but it's pretty nimble.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mike @ Oct 12th 2008 6:46PM
I wish they would offer a bigger hard drive for the DVR's 80 gig don't cut it when recording the HD shows...and i just bought a esata hd and the 8300hdc didn't even recignize it.
Jamesy @ Oct 12th 2008 10:18PM
Does want that internet speed *drool*