Ps4 needing a minimum speed of 100 10 160 meg spee...

Will bt be able to deliver the speed for ps4 online gaming bettween 100 to 160 meg per second minimum with virgin going to do those speeds for the same price bt infinty 2 prices and for ultra hd film download bt need to resolve this very quickly before the 29/11/2013 and virgin are going to do fttp not this fttc bt do so when will bt deliver full fiber broadband not fiber to the cabinate fiber to the premise or customers home to me to be called fiber broadband say to me from exchange to your home not the cabinate witch is not good enough to me and a load of other like minded people

All the news sources I can see on the net talk about needing faster upload speeds. Standard ADSL tops out at about 1M.
If the PS4 really needs 100M broadband to work (and I can't see any possible reason why it should) then it will be dead in the water on launch, as most people simply don't have that sort of speed and won't be able to get it.

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