I can answer one question:
> Ok how many times has a friend told you am from a cyber or I will go toNone, zero, onge, kaput!
> cyber
./Ok3ch
On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 7:29 PM, Mickey Mickey <michaelakunga@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok let me ask foolishly,
> How many people own a cell phone that can retrieve and read a PDF file.
> How many people have a phone that can read, attach and download a .doc/x,
> xls and plah plah
> that answered how many people can afford internet daily or go for the idea
> of having a modem loaded
> with bundles monthly to access internet.
> Ok I said they are foolish so don look at me, How many cybers have closed or
> opened new branches
> Ok how many times has a friend told you am from a cyber or I will go to
> cyber
> Ok is the cyber market still live???????
> I didn't say anything
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 13, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Thomas Kibui <thomas.kibui@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Cyber Cafe's are not only about accessing the Internet. Look at them
>> from the perpective of offering Infrastructure as a Service. They are
>> about offering connected front end computing resources all packaged as
>> a time or per use based service. These could range from desktop
>> computers, fax, printers, Media editing and writing etc
>>
>> Yes most people can afford mobile data and probably a not-so-smart
>> phone to access the Internet BUT not many can afford a computer and
>> even if they could afford a dirt cheap one .. it is not really a
>> priority investment in the common Kenyan household. One may argue that
>> one doesn't need a computer BUT try writing a thesis or term paper on
>> a blackberry or S3 and you will soon find yourself in a Cyber.
>>
>> Other factors include availability of power, physical security, space
>> and with the young generation Cyber's have become hangout joints for
>> socializing..
>>
>> brgds
>>
>> On 13/11/2012, Dennis Kioko <dmbuvi@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > At Ksh. 1 or less, Cybers are affordable to many that mobile data (Ksh.
>> > 2
>> > per minute) or bundles which many come to find translate to more than
>> > Ksh.
>> > 60 per hour.
>> >
>> > Ksh. 100 will get you 2 or more hours (can download lots) in a cyber
>> > compared to 80Mb on Safaricom.
>> >
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