People accessing the Internet will now realize the full benefits of new modem technology. Fiber optic cables are wires made of glass, and are a fraction of the size of traditional copper cables. A single fiber is smaller than a human hair. It would take 33 tons of copper to transmit the same amount of information that one-quarter of a pound of optical fiber would. Fiber optic cables can carry greater amounts of data and video with superior quality.
Customers also receive much more information at a much faster rate with fiber optics.
From that point, a coaxial cable will be brought into the home for television services. Other cables will deliver telephone and Internet services. Base prices for all services will be consistently lower than what is currently being charged by incumbent providers. Customers have the option of choosing only those packages or services that appeal to them. No hassles, no fuss.