[Magdalen] Embarras de Richesses.

[Jim Guthrie]

You can usually split the cable bundle at the end of a contract (extra fees 
during a contract).

In general, splitters do not work with cable as for any particular service you 
need one or more cable boxes to interpret the signal;s/ Comcast here requires a 
TV box and an addition Phone/Internet box.

The Internet box provides both wireless and wired connections. I connect through 
the wireless portion to my old XP desktop when I need software that I don’t have 
(or won’t run) in Windows 7 and newer.

If you have the Comcast Internet Box with WiFi and your TV or the box for Roku 
etc has a WiFi offering, you don’t even need anything else. I can run stuff off 
my Laptop to the TV that way, as the TV is already equipped with WiFi.

Cheers,
Jim

>>You can buy a splitter, Scott. About six bucks.

On Wednesday, September 9, 2015, Scott Knitter <scottknitter at gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> I wonder if we could cancel the TV portion ($30 a month) of our
> Comcast service and just use the Internet ($53) service with
> Roku/Chromecast? Either that or I need to stop being lazy and just get
> up and switch the cables around to watch actual (cable) TV more often.
>
>