Apparently, we can expect at least 100 million people on the net by 1998. The flood of people to the net will be facilitated by the growing number of simpler and less expensive devices providing access. Approximately 30 percent of American households have personal computers, and PCs have achieved more modest levels of penetration in the industrial countries of Europe and Asia. Direct satellite connections are also coming, which will make the Internet more accessible in isolated regions. It will also make access more portable.
Internet access is even available on some international flights.
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