From: Michael Sciascia (msciascia_at_poc.it)
Date: Tue Oct 07 2003 - 03:19:45 PDT
On 06.10.2003 05:46 Brian Pearce wrote:
>I think most of what eWorld offered were basic services; mail, news,
>online reference and software downloads. Most of the cool stuff that's
>available now (like remote backups) would have been out of the question
>in that era, connected through a dial-up account at slow modem speeds,
>and steep access charges. (A monthly subscription was $8.95, which
>included only 2 free hours of evenings or weekends; it was $7.95 per
>hour from 6 AM to 6 PM weekdays.)
I vaguely remember eWorld and used it only for few weeks when I got a
kind of limited-free account together with a Performa.
I only remember it was so different from what you could find on the web
those days... easy access, colorful pages, lot of stuff :-)
A pity it died soon after I discovered it and now I can’t even rememeber
well how it was :-(
A propos anyone remembers Cyberdog?
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