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1Gbps fiber for $70—in America?  Yup.

in America?  Yup. —  American ISPs have convinced us that Internet access is expensive—getting speeds of 100Mbps will set most people back by more than $100 a month, assuming the service is even available.  Where I live in Chicago, Comcast's 105Mbps service goes for a whopping $199.95 …

Ars Technica Nate Anderson