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I don't know if anyone has already posted this list its a few years old, but it thought it was interesting.
Rankings factored in the percentage of Internet users with high-speed access, the range of service providers within a city and the availability of public wireless hot spots.
1 Atlanta
2 Orlando
3 Seattle
4 San Francisco
5 Raleigh
6 Miami
7 (tie) Tampa
7 (tie) San Diego
7 (tie) Phoenix
10 Charlotte
11 LA
12 NYC
13 Boston
14 DC
15 Portland
1 Seattle
2 Atlanta
3 DC
4 Orlando
5 Boston
6 Miami
7 Menneapolis
8 Denver
9 New York
10 Baltimore
11 San Francisco
12 San Diego
13 LA
14 Portland
15 Raleigh
1 Seattle
2 Atlanta
3 DC
4 Orlando
5 Boston
6 Miami
7 Menneapolis
8 Denver
9 New York
10 Baltimore
11 San Francisco
12 San Diego
13 LA
14 Portland
15 Raleigh
What I don't understand is why they don't look at smaller cities and towns as well. I live in a very small town and have 4 different wireless options, Cable,& DSL. I can connect, if I want to pay for it, at over 256 Mb a second both upload and download. Anywhere downtown is free wireless access.
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