If I cant have a hard copy of something I am paying for then no thanks. Dispite the claims things NEVER work as well in real world use as in tech demos and testing like this. With the why the economey is declining, and the amount of unemployment jumping... people are going to give up stuff, and broadband internet is one thing that can be giving up. Not to mention, that as it sits, most ISP has bandwidth caps, and still a good half of the population can not get broadband yet.... Its a great idea at its core, but the reality of it is that it will failmainly because of the broad band requirement and that the internet may be reliable, but ISP's are not. Not to mention, that IF the service works like it says, and ISP's upgrade to make things faster/more stable, but with any upgrade comes a rate increase to consumers of that certain ISP, and most high speed ISP's charge between $30-$70 a month as it stands, and any upgrades that would help this service would push it up another $10-$30 and thats unacceptable. If high speed net would drop to $20 a month, and remove the limit cap, and the subscription service to this was no more then 20 a month, then yeah, but I seriously doubt either one will EVER happen