http://www.ispreview.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/2016-a...

this is it maybe?

it was used in the Gfast trials along side others.

Just need a BT stamp on it and away we go.

Edited by epyon (Thu 05-May-16 02:47:50)

Doubt that is the HH6 too industrial looking for the marketing people

In reply to a post by epyon:

http://www.ispreview.co.uk/wp-content/gallery/2016-a...

this is it maybe?

it was used in the Gfast trials along side others.

Just need a BT stamp on it and away we go.

That wasn't what I saw, but that looks nice, the one I saw showed loads of stats, like the Wi-Fi speeds, total bandwidth the device could handle etc, and that was way over the top for FTTC, basically it looked tailor made for a 1Gbps connection.

I looked in my browsers history, but it seems that Edge clears all the useful stuff and leaves all the trash yo don't want LOL

Paul

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Doubt that is the HH6 too industrial looking for the marketing people

Yeah I agree, it looked different than that.

Paul

Lack of wireless in that beast may also be an issue.

In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:

Lack of wireless in that beast may also be an issue.

I thought I read 1.7Gbps over wireless, or are you referring to the one in the link.

Paul

Edited by PaulKirby (Thu 05-May-16 12:39:57)

I feel like this may be the Hub where they finally combine their 4G spectrum with their ADSL and VDSL products.

Also, this one doesn't HAVE to support G.fast. We aren't expecting a commercial G.Fast launch until this time next year or later. So they could easily bring out another hub after the 6 that would support G.fast.

Edited by deleted (Thu 05-May-16 12:44:03)

In reply to a post by Icaras:

I feel like this may be the Hub where they finally combine their 4G spectrum with their ADSL and VDSL products.

Also, this one doesn't HAVE to support G.fast. We aren't expecting a commercial G.Fast launch until this time next year or later. So they could easily bring out another hub after the 6 that would support G.fast.

I read it might be this one:
http://cdn.mos.techradar.com/art/TRBC/Routers/sagemc...


Paul

Some way of using 4G to top up slow broadband speed would be a good idea.

I've seen it and it looks similar to this in size, its twice as big as the HH5