This is a pretty affluent consumer. It's a fair statement that this probably wouldn't be affordable for households with under $100,000 annual income, and maybe more. That's an extremely small market.

Large retailers and national computer manufacturers will typically look to point fingers at problems that are outside their control. Smart consumers will recognize that a technology consultant, the same kind that helps small businesses in the area, has a lot more skin in the game with building 'relationship equity' than a large national retailer or computer manufacturer.

This is where you can get a large boost in network performance for a modest investment.

There's no ROI case for the digital-home user market.

He was pretty frantic, screaming he's going to kill us. I would guess he told us he was going to kill us at least 20 times.

We played pretty well, but we made mistakes at the end, and you can't do that and beat a top-10 team.