Swedish firm to offer 100Mbit/s broadband for £70/month

Blightyland, listen up!

By INQUIRER staff

Fri Dec 19 2003, 09:38

A SWEDISH SUPPLIER will introduce an amazing 100Mbit/sec broadband connection for 895 kroner in April next year.

That's about £70 a month, and that speed is in both directions.

Bredbandsbolaget will cap downloads to 300GB as part of the service it's offering.

Right now, Bredbandsbolaget is offering bi-directional 10MB connections for 330 kroner a month without limits on the download. That's round about the average price for 512/256 ADSL here in Blightyland.

According to the UK ADSL Guide, your £70 will get you 2MB/256K ADSL from a few suppliers.

Sheesh! Us Brits are kebabbed! µ

SPLINQ
Swedish language only

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