Geeks born before the 80's had wet dreams about getting a T1 line. A T1 was 1.5 Mbps ~ 0.19 MB/s. Here's a picture of a large download on my home wireless network which connects to the world via cable:
Gotta love technology. How long before 1 MB/s is slow?
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