What do you require a wireless connection for? Price depends on speed,
country of residence, etc.
Roy
"David.Callyar" <David@Callyarallz.com> wrote in message
news:4034CF83.EA086EF6@Callyarallz.com...
> If we are to believe the US reports the first thing that happens to
> a European child after birth is, like with a Borg child, they screw
> in a cell phone into their head and all people in Europe thus have
> cell phones. {;^) The question is why does Europe have such
> a dense usage of cell phones even compared to the USA?
> Is it because the rate on a cell phone is not that much, if not
> less than, the regular phone. Where unlike the USA you must
> pay by the minute. Also another question is, if you have such a
> dense usage of cell phones, has that also equated to a larger
> use of wireless internet usage, and if so, what companies, if
> any, offer wireless internet and what is the expected cost, as
> compared to dial up?
>
> I hate to say this, but it seems the Europeans do everything they
> possible can to ruin the growth of the economy. They charge by
> the minute on phone calls, thus no one wants to make orders
> over the phone, they heavily tax everything you buy so you don't
> buy things unless you need them, a foreign concept for the
> Americans, that buy just to the fun of it. They tax the gas, so
> people keep their products local. I mean what's up with Europe,
> don't you want to make money? The EU is still acting like a
> third world country in its actions toward economic growth.
>
> Anyway, the real question is are there wireless internet connections
> and how much and how good are they, if any. Thanks.
>
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> Resistance is futile, We are Euro
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