As promised I have pictures of the installation, and what was actually installed and how my installation looked during and after.
At promptly 8:30AM EST I received a call from Mark from AT&T confirming his arrival at 9AM to begin my internal installation.
At 9AM, Mark arrived in a AT&T truck on-time and ready to rock. After acknowledging a quick EULA of sorts, Mark gave me the run down, and expectations. Basically the installation went down as such:

1. Inspect cable, replace/rerun as necessary.
2. Confirm all settings, install RG. (Residential Gateway)
3. Install both TVs (2 installed, 1 HD and 1 SD), update systems.
4. Login and register account, verify all settings.
5. Verify all TVs working.
6. Setup Phone.
7. Recheck all settings, and walk-through/tutorial

New NID

Running new RG6

post RG6 Run

Battery backup for RG

RG

HD DVR

Updating

So, I know what you are asking, pictures are great, but what do you think?

Well, judgment is still out, and I believe it will take time for both the spouse and I to rein in solid opinions of uVerse. I know that’s not what you want to hear, so let me tell you there are so many features, I couldn’t possibly list them all here right now. I will admit, my personal opinion is that if you reside in the Jacksonville, FL area, and have the option of uVerse verse Comcast, your an idiot for not making the transition..

As of this posting, my download was running between 9MB to 12 MB down and 1.5 to 1.7 MB up.
So I think the fair answer is, I need more time to pass judgment.
I will say that the TV service and HD, blows Comcast away, which in my opinion almost makes any issue moot. So all in all, only time will tell.