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Now if only they'll put a decent OS on it. Mac or Linux anyone?

My only problem with the list is the thought that dial-up internet is a thing of the past. I would say that in my state, due to the large rural population, the majority of people who connect to the internet do so through their modem. While broadband speed is available almost everywhere now, thanks in part to satellite and wireless internet companies, the cost of such internet is either too expensive or not available due to the distance between the provider and customer. Even though dial-up is extremely slow and frustrating, it is very inexpensive. For people who don't use the internet on a daily basis, the price is often the deciding factor. Unless companies expand the availability of DSL or other broadband service to rural customers or the price of satellite service drops, I foresee dial-up internet being around for many more years to come.