I believe your missing a few points; I live in an area where Verizon is rolling out FOIS at a grand scale and this has a speed that you can get today of 30 Mbps/5 Mbps. Low latency fiber connection with practically limitless upgrade potential. Plus I work in a university setting where we have wireless throughout the campus and have to separate certain services from it due to the lack of range or speed concerns. N would be an ideal product for both of these areas. I'm sure Apple and others are waiting for the home services like FOIS to become more widely adopted prior to rolling out the IPTV solutions. Think of Airport Express (Wireless iTunes) for TV in the home environment. You would need two things to make this possible..(FIOS and 802.11n) I almost forgot.. Real world speeds of existing wireless (ABG) are nowhere near their claimed rate, what's the real world expectation of 802.11n?