Ich arbeite daran, eine separate Internetverbindung zu bekommen, und ich habe nach verfügbaren Optionen gesucht.
FiOS gibt an, 25 MB / s als maximale Rate anzubieten .
Haben sie Mindestpreise angegeben? Gibt es etwas mit Ballaststoffen, um das ich mir Sorgen machen muss? Spezielle Hardware, spezielle Router, Bedenken hinsichtlich der Verfügbarkeit?
As a general rule, you can't get a minimum rate guarantee on a residential line. That is one of the main perks of the more expensive business lines.
As for special equipment, it is terminated differently, but Verizon provides the fiber equivalent of a modem and from there it's all copper Ethernet, so your existing routers, etc will be fine. The availability concern is one that would be specific to Verizon, not to fiber. Fiber is widely used and is a reliable medium for data transmission.
They have a plan that says 25Mbps both directions for $64.99. What they can actually deliver depends upon how their network was built. They might have to down limit you to keep you at or under 25Mbps. Read the fine print.
Whenever you hear speeds quoted it is based upon max frame size being transmitted. In reality all internet traffic is a variety of packet sizes.
I don't have a Verizon, but do have fiber into my home. I've tried 3 different plans (35 down/10 up, 20/5, and 7/1), and they all deliver at least the stated speeds, at least according to speedtest.net. Upload speeds are a bit higher than promised, usually around 10-15%.