Utopia is the nation's largest muni-fiber network, connecting almost a dozen cities in Utah. It sells wholesale access to providers like AT&T, who then offer 15Mbps symmetrical fiber connections for $40 to residents of participating cities. One of those providers, MStar, is lauding the fact that locals have voted it one of the top three ISPs in the region. Of course, there's really not many broadband ISPs to begin with, with Comcast and Qwest gobbling up the lion's share of the Utah market (MStar ranked behind Comcast but above Qwest). While the price and speed may be nice, our users have complained that the service comes with a 100GB/month cap (better avoid those pirated HD-DVD flicks). The competition, however, has forced Comcast to compete on price, something the cable provider rarely does.