Date/Time 12 Dec 2013 4:35:26am "Then why do we not have
services like Netflix and OnLive? "  Licensing restrictions. It
has nothing to do with our broadband infrastructure.  "Why do we
not stream full HD content online like other countries do?"  As
above, in general it is because of licensing restrictions. Full
streaming HD content is available right now. Here, go watch the
transformers trailer as a 1080P video stream right to your PC
You can set the bit rate of video streams, so online content
usually has a much lower bit rate than say a blu-ray disc.
"Why? Try doing it on your local WiFi network, even 802.11n
(which is more than 100Mbit) is insufficiant. So how will full
HD 3D content be streamed (which doubles the frames)? What about
when the world moves to 4K?"  802.11n is perfectly sufficient to
stream HD content in most houses. Only if the wifi bandwidth
dropped beneath the bit rate of the movie would you not be able
to stream it (unlikely in most houses). Just as a quick test
I've got 4 x HD movies