cybercafé
| Coffeehouse equipped with public-access Internet terminals. Typically, users pay a small sum to use the terminals for short periods. Cafés usually supply brief tutorials for newcomers. |
| There were estimated to be more than 200,000 cybercafés in more than 148 countries by the end of 2004. In developing countries, because of the high cost of purchasing a computer and the poor quality of domestic telephone lines, cybercafés are often the only way that people can get access to the Internet. |
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