From the quantity of e-mails I received, it looks as if even the largest corporations are just waiting for the right opportunity to replace their notebooks with handhelds. I say the answer is a full-blown yes. For small businesses, readers find handhelds a lot less expensive than laptops. I will never have to buy another one. A couple of weeks ago I suggested that the FCC should not lift the spectrum cap that limits the amount of bandwidth any single entity can own in a geographic marketplace to 45MHz.
More competition means lower connection charges.
Take a look at cellular versus PCS mobile phones. FCC rules currently allow only two providers of cellular service in any geographic region, yet there can be many PCS providers. In Minneapolis there are no less than 10 PCS providers but only the two cellular providers. I can't remember the last time I saw an ad for cellular service. Bigger is better.