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Steve Wozniak: I don't have broadband
stuns business forum in Australia, to admit he has high speed internet at his home in California
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak escaped reported admission to stun the web generation who helped create -. You do not have broadband at home
Wozniak was speaking at a business forum in Australia, where he confessed to not having access to cable or high speed internet at his home in Los Gatos, California.
surprising his audience, he reiterated: "I, Steve Wozniak, not broadband at home," News.com.au reported
According to the news website, the software engineer of 61 years, went on to explain that this was a case of life in the wrong part of town with the worst type of service.
- "I saw a kilometere outside the main part of town," said the forum based in Perth.
- News.com.au says he continued: ".. Broadband is a monopoly in my town That means you can get from a cable company - but I did not cable "
"I have one of the worst two horizons in the country. And he can not get broadband in my house," he reportedly said.
Wozniak is hailed as a hero of the technology by all the fans of Apple. Having founded the company with Steve Jobs, Wozniak created the Apple I and Apple II in mid-1970.
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