I didn't think this commercial was funny when it came out, and it's still pretty stupid. Yes, there is a theoretical limit to cable capacity. But there are many other factors that affect a customer's actual Internet speed. The details of the "last mile" - whether it's cable or DSL -- are normally not the problem. What's particular sad is that DSL companies such as PacBell (now AT&T) intentionally throttle DSL speeds. It's the cable Internet providers who are usually first to offer 2, 3, 5, and in some places 8 mbps.

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