I had a 100mbps line in my dorm room a few years ago at RIT, some rooms had gigabit lines (serviced with symetrical gigabit speeds)
That's the life, in so far as internet speeds go. Cablevision (my provider at home) is actually pretty decent, thankfully neither comcast nor TWC operate at all to my knowledge on Long Island
she can get a HD DVD in 2 seconds, it takes me 35 minutes to download through iTunes the SD versions of Walking Dead and Game of Thrones when they come out
Paying for 25/25 service, but typical that actual upload speed is lower outside the ISP's network.
I'm paying for 20/5 service, it's literally costing me about $3 more than the slower connection speed I previously had. However since 5 mbps upload rate isn't available in my area yet it's limited to 0.895 mbps. Most people on my ISP don't have a 20 mbps download rate for my area, they had to come to the house and install fiber optic lines before I could upgrade.
Tested out very visually attractive and looks good., My upload speed is deplorable, but of no real interest. It is the download speed that is important to me.