That seems to be what Apple thinks by pulling modems out of its new
computers. Unfortunately it seems to be a very US-centric view.
Lots of places still have a great majority of users connecting via
dial-up. I just moved to broadband a couple of weeks ago, mainly
because updates are so hugs, I couldn't wait over night or worse for
system updates. Broadband is still too expensive for the great
majority. Most of my friends still use dialup, including some small
companies I deal with. For many potential customers not in the USA or
the first world, application size IS still important.
Regards,
Jeffrey
On Feb 19, 2006, at 20:17, realbasic-nug-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I (within reason) couldn't care less about the size of the final
application I'm building. Broadband is dominant
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