On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:46 PM,
<billycrook@gmail.com>
wrote:
There
are a number of lightweight, cheap computers that fit on the
back of a
monitor and netboot for this sort of thing. Cheap enough to
rent out
to people at a $5 a month, upcharge from the regular
connection
package.
Actually, it wouldn't have to be an
"upcharge". If you can get TW to sell the Internet access at "wholesale"
rates, in exchange for the volume and offloading of support and billing, you
could offer a "free computer"; pricing the combined package at the same as
standard RR rates. The question is whether the centralized management
would make the support economical enough to be profitable.
In which case,
TW would do it themselves.