Some people predict a bandwidth glut.
The company will offer service in U.S. and Canada in 2002, expanding to Latin America shortly thereafter. This service is likely to be especially appealing to the estimated 32 million U.S. homes that will not have a DSL or cable modem alternative when WildBlue introduces service. While pricing won't be finalized until the service is introduced, we expect that WildBlue will feature an affordable flat monthly fee for unlimited broadband, always on Internet service. Pricing is expected to be competitive with DSL and cable modem service. Top of Page WildBlue's always-on broadband Internet connection provides speeds that are comparable to DSL and cable modem service.