@Joeorc: Well, that wasn't the issue that i was wondering about what you said earlier.
I don't think ISP:s are putting caps on their networks. They likely are just getting rid of them as their infrastructure gets better and capasity increases. Then again, the ISP:s may also want to move the internet to 3G (and 4G and so on in the future), because mobile networks are cheaper to maintain, update and build than copper wire networks.
I don't see the problem of 3G networks in downloads. The current 3G networks aren't suitable (as far as i know) for low latency requirements, but since you can currently have a 7Mbps connection, the bandwidth shouldn't be a big problem.
I have 512Mbps connection myself and my mobile operator offers connection up to 3,6Mbps.
Physical media still is the biggest distribution method and will be for awhile. Just like DVD will be.
The problem with BD adoption is, that it is expensive, people want the content instead of tech, BD doesn't offer the same benefits over DVD that DVD did over VHS, and as the players and TV:s upscalers gets cheaper and better in quality, the quality gap between HD source and SD source only narrows, giving people less incentive to upgrade.
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