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Malgre ke gen difizyon entènèt grandi pa franchi ak limit--, li se toujou pa toujou chwa ki pi bon. Pa egzanp, yo nan lòd yo kouran 4K kontni, ou bezwen yon vitès bande nan omwen 15Mbps (yon rekòmandasyon Netflix) ak, franchman, yon anpil nan bande abonnés pa gen aksè a vitès sa yo. an reyalite, bande vitès varye anpil alantou U.S nan. soti nan osi ba ke 1.5Mbps yo kòm wo tankou 100Mbps, ki vle di ke konsomatè anpil pa menm gen vitès la yon rivyè kontni 1080p, se pou kont li 4K. Natirèlman, ansanm ak aksè a vitès ki wo, vini pi wo pri abònman.
eng
Although internet streaming has grown by leaps-and-bounds, it is still not always the best option. For example, in order to stream 4K content, you need a broadband speed of at least 15Mbps (a Netflix recommendation) and, frankly, a lot of broadband subscribers don’t have access to such speeds. In fact, broadband speeds vary widely around the U.S. from as low as 1.5Mbps to as high as 100Mbps, which means that many consumers don’t even have the speed to stream 1080p content, let alone 4K. Of course, along with access to high speeds, comes higher subscription prices.