Comment Not New...Just Expensive (Score 1) 203
This stuff has been around for years...actually, PG&E as well as SoCal Edison run a portion of their Wide Area Network to remote sites over their High Voltage lines. Also, there are some remote
control devices and some networking devices that will work from within you own home to use the existing wiring for these types of signal. To my knowledge, they really don't have the right stuff at a cost effective price to do it long haul to the consumer yet.
Then again, I would still "get the willies" pluggin a network card that is seated on my motherboard, next to my processor, into a 120V
outlet. Just call me old fashion.
control devices and some networking devices that will work from within you own home to use the existing wiring for these types of signal. To my knowledge, they really don't have the right stuff at a cost effective price to do it long haul to the consumer yet.
Then again, I would still "get the willies" pluggin a network card that is seated on my motherboard, next to my processor, into a 120V
outlet. Just call me old fashion.
