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Originally Posted by GloryDayz
Well if this Google Fiber deal works and each TV box is a WiFi hotspot
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Yes...this is how it works. You don't have to use the wireless radio in each TV box though. Easy to turn each one on and off so you can balance between having too much interference and a good signal.
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AND in all that "connecting back to the base" (over the house COAX or even wireless - if they do that - whatever they choose/do), I hope I don't waste 70% of the potential Internet BW.
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About 200Mbps at each box.
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Having looked at how they set things up in the house there will be main Dmarc point (prolly something you shove in the basement) and in the "main" house location looks like it'll have three boxes/functions; a network box, a TV box (because I'm sure it'll be co-located with the main TV), and a storage box. But I think I saw that they have a TV/Storage combo box, so I could be wrong about that and those two functions are now combined. Oh, and I guess in a perfect world there should be no need to even co-locate the network box and TV box. LOL, so many options..
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They'll do whatever you want. We had them install two coax jacks when it was installed. No charge..no bitching. Just "you bet", followed by homeboy calling in for two others to come help get everything pulled through the walls or up the side of my house.
Now you've got just the network/storage box and the TV boxes that can act as wireless bridges and have ethernet on the back. One is running a Microcell and the other is plugged into my PS4 (feel like I just posted this).