Comcast To Offer 105Mpbs For $200/Month

May 27 2010, 9:24am CDT | by Robert Evans

Comcast may be about to offer a very high-end Internet connection to some of their more financially endowed customers. Electronista reports that evidence of this new plan was found in an ad on a customer's bill. The Extreme 105 service gives you 105 Mbps downstream and 10 Mbps up. It uses an Arris WBM760 cable model in order to handle DOCSIS 3.0 speeds.

Access to this super-badass Extreme service will set you back a whopping $200 per month, plus a $249 installation fee. Service is expected to go live on June 1, but none of this has been confirmed by Comcast yet.

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