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- From: Karl-Max Wagner <karlmax@example.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 May 1998 14:58:54 +0000 (GMT)
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- In-Reply-To: <13647.49580.302877.334920@example.com> from "Stephen J. Turnbull" at May 6, 98 10:49:32 am
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> My mother (upstate New York) is up to $30/month for the same service, > and that's that low only because her baseline average usage does not > include her period of using AOL. In metro areas it can be very very > low because of network economies. In suburban areas it's > substantially higher, and in rural areas it's looking to get > astronomical until the wireless revolution really kicks in. If you want to know what wireless can do these days, look at http://www.oberland.net/homepages/palantir/ This stuff has the potential to do away with wires linking up subscribers altogehter - in big cities and rural areas alike. Tell me what you think. Karl-Max Wagner karlmax@example.com
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