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In the current implementation, whenever a byte is sent through the Serial port (USART), we immediately acknowledge it. In practice, sending data through the AVR Serial port takes time. For instance, if we use 9600 baud rate, we can send about 960 bytes per second (each byte requires 10 bits in total: