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To: Randy Ellingson who wrote (3959)	7/12/1997 12:32:00 AM
From: DOug MaGdaleno	of 13594

>Does anybody agree that their delivery could pose a significant weakness, or is it just my opinion as a web-comfortable user?< Whole heartedly...just read my recent posts. The AOL schills keep puffing her up despite that fact that most everything that is on AOL is already available for free on the web..better content on the web...more content than AOL...More and more sites are now coming out with that is more diverse than AOL...VIdeo conferencing...real time video, audio chat rooms...no more clunky TpyNiG....AOL is training wheels for the adult nudnicks. I have a cable modem now...3 Mbps...that's 3 MILLION BITS PER SECOND....3,000,000 bps not 28,800...or 34,000 or (laugh) 56,000 (new modems with great incompatability issues) or ISDN at a max of 128,000 (still carriers are scaling back to 64,000 bps on ISDN ..what a ripoff). I watch video REAL TIME...no downloading of clips that take an hour. WEb pages load instantaneously. Take that.

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