> to�check it with my Duo�2300c. Am I a dreamer to think
> it will work correctly on the internet with only 100
> MHz and 36 meg RAM?
> Thanks for any thoughts you folks might have...
> �
> Art in Silicon Valley
Hi Art,
You're not a dreamer, but, it's slow. Netscape 4 is slow (but
much faster). If you use Netscape 6 or higher, it's slow. If you have a
DuoDock with ethernet, it's still slow. Over a modem it's slow but not
too much slower. The processor is your bottleneck. Web browsing is the
impetus I have to consider a 2400 over a 2300.
I do it all the time and pretend I'm using a 2400 modem with
CompuServ or something.
-t
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