Would you be less likely to buy a computer, electronic, game console, cell phone if it can't go onli

[froggyboy604]

Yes, since without the internet, it would be harder to install firmware updates for the computers or gadgets operating system. Plus, it is always nice to have access to the internet on my Tablet, cell phone, hand held and laptop when I'm out, and need to access the internet when I'm at the library.

I most likely just buy a similarly price electronics which can access the internet.

 

[tetutato]

Obviously I only play MP games and what's the point of computer without internet? Even for just office you need internet at some point.

 

[froggyboy604]

Obviously I only play MP games and what's the point of computer without internet? Even for just office you need internet at some point.

Maybe you have a spare dial up modem, network PCI card, or USB networking adapter for internet, on a computer without it but I'm not sure if they still sell computers or motherboard without built-in networking/internet adapters like in the early 90s when most people had no internet, or only dial-up internet.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Back in my early school days I may have bought a PC without the need for internet. But it's a must for these days. And I assume all PCs, laptops, phones, ect. come with internet capability or a wifi card?

 

[froggyboy604]

Some cheaper eReaders which cost 70 dollars or less still don't have Internet, and the Internet on cheap cell phones is usually really bad because the browser is very limited because of the small screen. I think very cheap cell phones still don't have internet, but they are only good for making calls and texting.

I think I would buy devices without the internet to save money.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_emtSU6QsQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB0cM4JQI6I

 

[hissae2]

Yes.

Most things require the internet.