80Mbps down & 30Mbps up: $69.95 /mo. for first 3 months then $100.95 /mo.
50Mbps down & 30Mbps up: $29.95 /mo. for first 3 months then $83.95 /mo.
20Mbps down & 15Mbps up: $29.95 /mo. for first 3 months then $68.95 /mo.
Seems to be not that far from Google's prices.
That doesn't make sense to me.
*I'm judging from a speed test posted on the blog post that the line is asymmetric and down and upstream add up to 1Gbps.
For the record, I'm currently paying $30/month (normal price $62/month) for 25/2 DSL in Vancouver, BC. If you live in a wired-up building, you can get 25/10 for $38/month, 50/10 for $62, 100/10 for $83, and 300/15 for $113 from a boutique ISP.
3/.768 - $40/mo
20/4 - $30/mo 6 month promotional (incl. cable box rental), $42-62 afterwards (varies)
30/6 - $73/mo
50/10 - $119/mo
105/20 - $199/mo
Comcast seriously needs competition, and I unfortunately don't live in an sonic.net area.
I can't wait for Google to disrupt the hell out of this situation.