As the demands of home technology users become more sophisticated, it stands to reason that their use of in-home wiring will change, too.rnThe Scottsdale, Ariz.-based market research firm, In-Stat, said coax and phoneline networking is becoming increasingly important among home network connectivity alternatives, particularly for service provider-provisioned networks. The research projects the number of households with an in-home provider network that uses coaxial cable and phoneline technology to more than double in the next two years.rn"Consumers want Web video on their TV and also increasingly want whole-home DVR capability," said Joyce Putscher, In-Stat analyst.
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