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Telephony

The wired household

February 10, 2002

Telephony A recent consumer survey conducted by Parks Associates found that Americans are warming up to the idea of the “wired home.” Not surprising, the 212 respondents with broadband access were the most interested in all of the solutions suggested.

From the note "The wired household."

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