Hitimer. As you will read below this isn't very fast at all compared to NW. But what is important in my opinion is I bet they'd be very interested to know with our tech they could expand who they serve and at a greater speed rate.
The mPhase TRAVERSER allows telephone companies to simultaneously deliver 1Mbps of high speed Internet access, up to 400 channels of digital television programming, and traditional voice service over existing loop infrastructure. We provide the most economical and practical solution for both service providers and consumers to the current constraints of delivering broadband services.
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology allows telephone companies to provide high speed Internet access and maximize the potential of installed telephone lines.
mPhase offers a specific type of DSL called Rate Adaptive Digital Subscriber Line (RADSL), allowing high speed data transmission at speeds of 6 Mbps downstream and up to 1 Mbps upstream, increasing throughput more than 200 times faster than 28.8 K Internet connections.
What makes mPhase's DSL unique is its simultaneous delivery of high speed Internet access, digital video, and telephone service over an existing telephone line on an unshared platform. And because the transmission speed is rate adaptive, mPhase's DSL adjusts to the length and signal quality of the telephone line, automatically selecting the highest practical operating speed. We offer the only technology capable of transporting voice, digitaL television programming and data over the existing telephone infrastructure without impeding voice traffic or degrading the quality of service.
The TRAVERSER DVDDS can be installed at the home and telco central office within hours compared to lengthy lead times associated with laying fiber or upgrading the HFC architecture.
The TRAVERSER DVDDS provides an attractive opportunity by maximizing the value per line of the existing copper infrastructure. With the mPhase TRAVERSER the telco can generate additional revenue from high speed Internet data access and digital television transmissions.
The transmission of digital television over copper wire can benefit areas with low cable penetration, and also provide an alternative to cable TV and DBS. The TRAVERSER DVDDS will ultimately offer 400 channels, compared to an average 59 channels offered by CATV and 175 channels offered by DBS.
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