Each access point pulls the electricity of about a 40-watt light bulb.

A lot of the residents and businesses will need what we call a [Customer Premise Equipment] device. It brings the outdoor signal indoors.

Some people will like the flexibility to take their account wherever they want to go. This gives people additional options and brings in additional competition.

We have deployed 600 access points (transmitters that send radio signals to wireless-enabled computers and hand-held devices). We will add about 50 more in the next couple of weeks.

None of these bills contain any provisions to keep electricity affordable in Maryland.

Theres no electricity, stuff like that down there. Its a little different. Its going to be crazy.