Considering Dish's ability to bring out new products,
if they hook up your ethernet and make it work hardwired....
I wouldn't hold my breath for a wireless connection.
However, if some third party device is already available they can press into service, that's another matter.
Configuring a wired connection is beyond the ability of most end-users (yes, the forum members are a cut-above)
Configuring a wireless connection is even more difficult.
The likelyhood that the ViP equipment will auto-configure for more than half the wired user networks is questionable.
The likelyhood that the equipment can auto-configure for properly installed wireless networks is doubtful.
As to speed, even the original 802.11b 11mb wireless (which is doing well to get 2mbps throughput) will exceed the internet connection most people have.
Not that anyone is seriously selling 802.11b any more.
And the 802.11g variants will deliver quite a bit more bandwidth.