Actually, I wasn't the first reply. TBH I was expecting this to be buried since I was so late to the party. But regardless, my criticism is that slow speed in

Actually, I wasn't the first reply. TBH I was expecting this to be buried since I was so late to the party. But regardless, my criticism is that slow speed in the hardware is rarely a problem these days. Almost every "slow computer" problem I've diagnosed in recent times (that hasn't been due to McAffee) has in fact just been a slow internet connection or a misconfigured router. When you're not a computer expert, it's hard to know why your Youtube video stutters. So yes, they will probably get a lot of sign ups with a mantra of "faster", but IMO this isn't solving the actual problem that users tend to have with computer "slowness". In fact, it will only exacerbate it, although that might be good for pushing towards greater bandwidth. I'm also not too keen on putting even more of my data on someone else's system.