Yes it reads like the advice i sometimes get at HN or JB...silly he wrote it down at least with sales people it remains verbal so contestable from their end.
Our house is on wireless broadband (we have an external aerial, like a tv aerial)it is just so good I could never consider going back to fixed, my home router floods the house just like anyone with any form of wifi but I can take it all with us anywhere...we unplug the router and we use a self rigged 12v connection or an inverter to run anywhere with a signal (due to ISPs still half hearted attempts) via a simple omni antenna.....for the full effect we can even take our voip home phone with us....still to do that yet.
Gotta love it....here is a good one I think...camping over Christmas we also took our Telstra T box with us and one night after dinner streamed a new release kids movie from the router in the car to the Tbox and 27inch monitor we packed....our kid and the kids from 2 other camp sites loved it after a big day of ratting all around, sitting around on the grass under the stars, it was easily done with the forethought and instead of just going to sleep the kids got a little extra fun time awake.
I envision into the future as our ISPs get more sophisticated and customer orientated they will allow twinned broadband sims with multiple coexisting account connections allowed, why they do not already is WAY beyond me.
it's the only future...there is no other that ever remotely stacks up...fixed line is great for staid types/gamers/elderly/infirm/very low tech types and high and ultra bandwidth commercial premises, these premises can pay for their fiber from their business precinct address.
