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    Technology Cost Comparison: Web 1.0 vs 2.0

    31 December, 2006 (21:56) | Technology | By: Scott Burkett

    shrinking_dollars.jpgInspired again by this post from Fred Wilson at Union Square Ventures, I began thinking of the differences in the capital required to launch something these days. Much ado has been made over Web 2.0, and how much cheaper it is to build technology solutions these todays.

    I came across an old proposal that I received from a vendor years ago (in the 1.0 days), and got a good laugh out of it.

    We all know that things are cheaper to build these days, but I thought it might be interesting to put together a post illustrating the actual dollar differences in hardware, software, services, and labor costs. And yes, this is my last official post for 2006 - so happy new year in advance (4 hours from now!).

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