Expensive? Not really. Try one of these:
5. Transrotor Artus FMD ($150,000)
4. Audio Consulting R-evolution Meteor ($180,000)
3. Transrotor Argos ($250,000)
2. Goldmund Reference II ($300,000)
1. AV Design Haus Dereneville VPM ($650,000)
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It's totally different. Specifying multiple servers today means you are still relying on the result from only one server. What is being suggested here is always relying on the result of tens of servers, or more. This is not unlike how scientists today determine what "real" time is, by querying all the atomic clocks in their netowrk of such devices around the world, tossing out outiers and then performing a weighted average.
If the home router/gateway will be where all the packing/unpacking takes place, won't this put more of a load on the router? And won't that, in turn, will require routers to have more powerful (and expensive) processors with more RAM (expensive)? How will this affect over all router throughput and latency? Will it affect services like VoIP, streaming video, etc?