Google is planning an announcement in Kansas City about its ultra-high-speed Internet network. The search engine giant has been adding fiber lines in the two-state Kansas City region for several months after saying last year the metro area would be theNote that the teaser only focuses on Google's fiber service, which is supposed to deliver speeds of a gigabit per second. No mention of cable TV, even though lots of folks think Google would like to offer pay TV over the same wires, sooner than laterKANSAS CITY, Mo. — Google says its long-awaited ultra-fast Internet service in Kansas City, intended as a showcase for the future, will cost $70 per month. Google Inc. says it will offer three packages to Kansas City metro area residents, includingThe midwestern city won out over 1100 other cities to become the testbed for the project, Google Fiber. But until now, residents haven't heard any details on how they'll be able to connect. If, as expected, Google introduces a cable TV-like service as"Google Fiber is 100 times faster than today's average broadband. No more buffering. No more loading. No more waiting. Gigabit speeds will get rid of these pesky, archaic problems and open up new opportunities for the Web," Google said in a blog post.
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