AT&T DIRECTV CEO Speaks (1 Viewer)

[Scott Greczkowski]

Interesting reading...

https://seekingalpha.com/article/40...th-annual-j-p-morgan-technology-media-telecom

 

[navychop]

No more fiber to the home. No more copper to he home.

Just a box on the highway aimed at your home/apartment.

MIGHT expand offerings to more rural areas.

 

[mdram]

https://www.att.com/internet/fixed-wireless.html

 

[goaliebob99]

I'm hoping that they will also use it to expand into areas where they don't compete against other telcos like Century Link.

 

[Juan]

It's called 5g cellular..good luck with that

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[Juan]

I'm hoping that they will also use it to expand into areas where they don't compete against other telcos like Century Link.

Baby bell doesn't compete against baby bell

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[CSM]

So does this sound like they want to have TV, Internet and Phone delivered to the home with just 5g and not use FTTN, FTTH, IPTV and SatelliteTV anymore?

 

[Juan]

So does this sound like they want to have TV, Internet and Phone delivered to the home with just 5g and not use FTTN,, FTTH, IPTV and SatelliteTV anymore?

Yup

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[mdram]

well they do it in sci fi movies

anyone know how to send subspace transmissions?

 

[Jimbo]

well they do it in sci fi movies

anyone know how to send subspace transmissions?

Long range or short ?

 

[mdram]

both of course

and remeber this

Uhura had a bluetooth earbud long before anyone else..................

 

[navychop]

well they do it in sci fi movies

anyone know how to send subspace transmissions?

I don't know, but I'll bet they originate in Pittsburgh.

 

[Juan]

I don't know, but I'll bet they originate in Pittsburgh.

I always wondered what the real purpose of a laminating machine was

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[CSM]

How would the 5g work in the home? I guess you would just have a 5g Gateway and that would connect to the cloud DVR? I guess then TV's, PC's Client Boxes and Game Consoles would have 5g built into them and those wouldn't need to have Ethernet connected to them? If so would 5g being distributed in the home be reliable and the signal wouldn't break up?

 

[navychop]

I'm sure Marketing will confirm "no problems."

 

[Juan]

How would the 5g work in the home? I guess you would just have a 5g Gateway and that would connect to the cloud DVR? I guess then TV's, PC's Client Boxes and Game Consoles would have 5g built into them and those wouldn't need to have Ethernet connected to them? If so would 5g being distributed in the home be reliable and the signal wouldn't break up?

No..just cellular wi-Fi to a router in your house..then it would connect up to other devices through that router

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Only the router would need a simcard..everything else would run through that

 

[CSM]

No..just cellular wi-Fi to a router in your house..then it would connect up to other devices through that router

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Only the router would need a simcard..everything else would run through that

Would you still be able to pause and rewind live TV and have a DVR? Or would it VOD that would replace the DVR?

 

[Juan]

Would you still be able to pause and rewind live TV and have a DVR? Or would it VOD that would replace the DVR?

Sure..its a wireless connection between the pole and your house..the cellular part will be on a pole rather than a cell tower

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[CSM]

Sure..its a wireless connection between the pole and your house..the cellular part will be on a pole rather than a cell tower

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So the 5g Router in the home would just connect to the cellular part on the poll using WIFI and no cables? Then from the WIFI router your devices would hook up using WIFI, Ethernet and the TV provider APP. Then maybe client boxes with coax if you didn't have a smart TV? Would you be able to use any 5g WIFI Router or would it still be one provided by AT&T?

 

[Juan]

So the 5g Router in the home would just connect to the cellular part on the poll using WIFI and no cables? Then from the WIFI router your devices would hook up using WIFI, Ethernet and the TV provider APP. Then maybe client boxes with coax if you didn't have a smart TV? Would you be able to use any 5g WIFI Router or would it still be one provided by AT&T?

I can't answer the last question until the service rolls out..but yes to everything else