• According to the FCC, about 93 million Americans don’t use fast, broadband Internet, citing cost and complexity as a factor.

• The study found that 80 million adults and 13 million children either still use dial-up or don’t use the Internet at all at home.

• 78 percent of adults are Internet users, whether that means broadband, dial-up, access from home or access from someplace other than home.

• 74 percent of adults have access at home

• 67 percent of U.S. households contain a broadband user who accesses the service at home.

• 65 percent of adults are broadband adopters. The discrepancy of two percentage points between household and individual home use is because some survey respon- dents are nonbroadband users but live with someone who, at home, is.

• 6 percent of Americans use dial-up Internet connections as their main form of home access.

• 6 percent are Internet users but do not use it from home; they access the Internet from places such as work, the library or community centers.

From: http://www.crunchgear.com/2010/02/24/13-of-americans-dont-use-fast-internet/