By 1990, the Personal Computer was also improving at outstanding speed. This enabled these small computers to perform many of the same functions of computers which took up whole rooms nearly two decades earlier. The Commercial Market. This market began to infiltrate and assist in the development of the Internet. Combined with the continual ease and usage of utilizing this Communications Infrastructure, the Internet has relatively quickly developed into a full-fledged method of conduct ing daily Business.
Any business using the Internet can interact with any other business using the Internet.
This is by no means true of earlier computer networking technologies. Unlike many other public networks, the Internet is inherently a high-bandwidth network. This means that it can handle visual images, audio clips, and other large electronic objects. Add to this the concept of Interactivity, and the future of the 21st Century appears to be knocking at our door. Compare this to other forms of networking and communication such as the telephone and fax machine or television and radio.