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Coffee shop bedouin March 12, 2007

Posted by Andy Roberts in : Pajamanation , trackback

But what kind of “home” office?

I think I prefer the more virtual concept of the home office being wherever you can sit down for a while with WiFi access rather than the shed at the bottom of the garden idea.

Today’s Guardian technology blog revisits the Coffee shop bedouins idea.

Coffee shop bedouins revisited from Guardian Unlimited: Technology

In recent years, outdoor pavement tables and seating areas for cafes and restaurants have sprung up all over London and other UK cities, and the provision of WiFi is becoming commonplace so why sit at home alone all day?

bedouin

Cafe working is also invaluable when you’ve an hour or two to kill between appointments in town, or while waiting for a tardy friend to arrive.

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