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Dial-up to be less than 5% of connections by 2010
Posted by: eusty on Tuesday, November 27, 2007 - 07:30 AM
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A new report from uSwitch predicts that there will be 21 million homes connected
to the internet by 2010, but only one million of these will use dial-up. These
figures reflect the
recent news
that nearly nine out of ten current internet users use broadband. uSwitch have
predicted this figure based to the fact that in 2002 only
1.3 million internet users were connected via broadband, yet this soared to 14.5
million in 2007.
"The days of dial-up have been numbered for a long time now,"
"With just a few major
internet providers still marketing their dial-up service, all are looking to
upgrade customers to broadband." |
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Steve Weller uSwitch |
It's not the end of dial-up though, as it will continue in very limited
number of connections, much the same as ISDN has disappeared from residential
premises in recent years.
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