America’s Most Wired Cities
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By Steve Spalding February 13th, 2008
Under: Featured
Forbes recently put together its yearly list of America’s most wired cities. They took into account public Wireless access, broadband adoption, and the number of broadband providers available. Logical enough.
With so many options though, where should an up and coming web entrepreneur set up shop? After a weekend trip through the frozen tundra of Indiana, I decided to take a look at Forbes’ list and re-sort it based on the only thing that really matters — weather.
Consider this your Winter travel guide to the wired world.
America’s Most Wired
Orlando, Florida – Weekly High 82 | Weekly Low 52
Atlanta Georgia – Weekly High 69 | Weekly Low 41
San Francisco, California – Weekly High 68 | Weekly Low 45
Charlotte, North Carolina – Weekly High 65 | Weekly Low 42
Raleigh, North Carolina – Weekly High 65 | Weekly Low 32
Seattle, Washington – Weekly High 54 | Weekly Low 35
Baltimore Maryland – Weekly High 53 | Weekly Low 28
New York, New York – Weekly High 49 | Weekly Low 25
Chicago, Illinois – Weekly High 37 | Weekly Low 9
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