Given 8.27 kuai per US dollar, and the obvious fact that even phone calls are cheaper going from the US to Hong Kong than to your nearest long distance zone in the US, it only stands to reason the internet access would be dirt cheap too.
In a world with a lot of bandwidth, what you suggest would be no problem. Going from A to C through B means B has to be available for B and the others to use together.
(BTW CB radio does not describe this routing.)
I hear 100 Mbits for $1000 per month is immanent. Voice channels will be free in such a world.
The only thing worse than a monopolistic Microsoft is the force of the government. Maybe we then will get the ultimate socialistic "leveling of the field" - involuntary requirement to render source to the tyrant in charge.
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Given 8.27 kuai per US dollar, and the obvious fact that even phone calls are cheaper going from the US to Hong Kong than to your nearest long distance zone in the US, it only stands to reason the internet access would be dirt cheap too.
And we wonder about call centers in Delhi.
See Sep 1 2003:Blaster worm linked to US blackout:
Looks like they are voting with their feet.
In a world with a lot of bandwidth, what you suggest would be no problem. Going from A to C through B means B has to be available for B and the others to use together. (BTW CB radio does not describe this routing.) I hear 100 Mbits for $1000 per month is immanent. Voice channels will be free in such a world.
Should say:
I received mentioned a startling price of ~$2500.
Then their quad powerpc board is "$4500, quad g4/400's are ~$6500."
The only thing worse than a monopolistic Microsoft
is the force of the government. Maybe we then
will get the ultimate socialistic "leveling of the
field" - involuntary requirement to render
source to the tyrant in charge.