No, the real disruption here is speeds 50x faster without any caps. There is no comparison with Comcast, but their fast package of 105/10 Mbps is $199.95 a month. Yes, 10 megabits of upload... They have a limited available tier of 305/65 Mbps (FWIW this plan is a day old and probably to fight FiOS Quantum, it used to be 50Mbps) which runs $299.95.
http://www.comcast.com/internet-service.html
tl;dr Comcast is a joke.
Another point of difference is that Google's $120 plan comes with a free Nexus 7 and 2TB of storage.
Re:Google Fiber Plans & Pricing
by Scene_Cast2 on Thursday July 26, 2012 @05:11PM
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The idea is that TV is "obsolete" because of the Internet (see Hulu, Netflix, etc).
The real disruption here is free Internet. And for that I tip my hat to google.
Disruption to cable would be a la carte channel selection in any market.