On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 17:50:39 +0000, The Natural Philosopher
wrote:

Sunny Bard wrote:
David Robinson wrote:

I don't think any network cabling you could have conceived of
in 1990 would be in any way relevant today.

Actually, 10Mb Ethernet over cat3 cable was introduced in 1990 and the
standard for cat5 cable was published in 1991 which will still work
today with 10Mb, 100Mb or 1Gb Ethernet, and I can't see much pressure
for 10Gb or 40Gb Ethernet in most businesses yet, let alone houses.


well I need 100GBps in my house RIGHT NOW

so if you have a spare 100GBps switch...

100GB/s??? Even if you mean 100Gb/s that's extremely fast and I'll
bet all the kit is /very/ expensive. I didn't think you could even
buy such hardware yet.
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