By Peter Cochrane
Published: Thursday 02 June 2005
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Anonymous
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Reading, England
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Company Consultant
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Dear Peter
Back in the early 90s I attended a conference at which it was pointed out that consumers were reluctant to pay more than $2 per hour for their entertainment. Any price above this would be a niche market. If the industry wants 3G apps to take off, they have to be able to meet that sort of price point. Whether they can make a decent return on the investment needed to support the bandwidth required by massed video usage I don't know
Rollout too late? I don't think so - more too earl...
Knut Boehnert
Much common sense as always. One glaring error th...
Anonymous
I agree with anonymous, the Government put it up f...
Antony Norris
Dear Peter
Back in the early 90s I attended a c...
Anonymous
The government is not to blame for the extortionat...
Bob Leschhorn
What is Peter trying to say? That 3G will never ta...
Aleks
I think Mobile TV will happen in a big way but it ...
Neil Owen
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