Super Fast Internet

In Japan and Hong Kong there are residential areas where there's already FTTH (Fibre to the home) service with speeds up to 1 Gbps. I think it costs somehting like $100-$200/month.

i hope this will get you in the right direction:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadband_Internet_access_worldwide 

Hi,

as some of the previous users have pointed out, your question needs clarification.

When talking about Germany, for example, some areas have fibre-to-the-home broadband, resulting in the possibility of blazingly fast access - but just for a few zip code areas...

The price that people will pay for broadband access will ultimately depend on the market size, which increases by the technical availability of a certain type of access, e. g. DSL or fibre. 

For technical availability of broadband access in different regions in Germany, you can take a look at the Broadband Atlas. 

Best, Bjoern 

The pipeline (telephone line line bandwidth allocated to broadband use) in Tokyo, Japan tops 80Mbs and is not too expensive. In the UK the maximum bandwidth is 8Mbs and I can get around 5.3Mbs. Mbs, btw, stands for Megabits per second.

I think it is japan. But I can not say about cost

I have noticed that Nederlands have fast Internet, cost is affordable, while it depends on broadband speed you pay for, you can have fast Internet everywhere, in the North America and EU if you apy for fast broadband.