Posted: 13th Apr, 2006 By: MarkJ
UK cable operator and ISP
Telewest has reported the successful completion of their broadband speed upgrades:
Over one million broadband customers are now breaking bandwidth barriers and leading the pack is Telewest's elite service, offering blistering downloads of up to 10Mbp/s.
Existing customers have been upgraded automatically region-by-region over the past six months and the following tiers of service are now on offer as standard to all new Telewest customers:
broadband
Previously 512Kbp/s (kilobits per second), the entry-level service is now up to 2Mbp/s, for the same price of £17.99 per month.
broadband complete
The standard 1Mb service now offers super-fast surfing of up to 4Mbp/s, still at £25 per month.
broadband elite
The current 2Mb and 4Mb options have been replaced by a flagship service offering speeds of up to 10Mbp/s, which costs only £35 per month.
All the tiers remain free of usage limitations.
Consumers can find out more about Telewest's bundle of digital TV, broadband internet and telephone services at http://www.telewest.co.uk .Were still trying to figure out whether to call them
Telewest, ntl:
Telewest, NTL, NTL Incorporated or Virgin.. oh the confusion.