Taking your business on the road

> Have you thought of a cellular modem for
> your laptop? Depending of course on how
> remote the locations are that you will be
> traveling to. But at least then you won't be
> tied to a physical phone line.

Ken, I'm not sure I see the advantages of this. If I'm off the beaten track there may not be any cellular coverage, but there would be regular phone lines. Also, I get carsick very easily so I will not be making any attempts to connect to the Internet while my husband is driving.

In what situations do you see a cellular modem as really helpful?

Thanks,

Marcia Yudkin


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> Ken, I'm not sure I see the advantages of
> this. If I'm off the beaten track there may
> not be any cellular coverage, but there
> would be regular phone lines. Also, I get
> carsick very easily so I will not be making
> any attempts to connect to the Internet
> while my husband is driving.

> In what situations do you see a cellular
> modem as really helpful?

I thought you would be off the beaten path without regular phone line connections. Out in the woods, on the beach, etc.

> Thanks,

> Marcia Yudkin

> I thought you would be off the beaten path
> without regular phone line connections. Out
> in the woods, on the beach, etc.

The problem is that if you are REALLY off the beaten path, there are no cell phone towers. But there are usually land phones.

Marcia Yudkin


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