Be's First ADSL2+ User Hits 18.5Mbps!
Posted: 02nd Sep, 2005 By: MarkJ
The first customer (Stefan - in Clerkenwell) to be hooked up with Be's new 24Mbps broadband ADSL2+ product has reportedly broken the current UK speed record with an 18.5Mbps connection:
Be was set up with a very simple goal: to provide the best possible broadband products that technology will allow, said Dana Pressman, Managing Director of Be. Establishing this first connection is an important achievement for the team and our first step towards Bes full launch this autumn.
To become a pilot Be member, you simply need a BT telephone line that can be connected to a telephone exchange at which Be has installed their equipment. Registration is available now at http://www.BeThere.co.uk/pilot
Be was set up with a very simple goal: to provide the best possible broadband products that technology will allow, said Dana Pressman, Managing Director of Be. Establishing this first connection is an important achievement for the team and our first step towards Bes full launch this autumn.
To become a pilot Be member, you simply need a BT telephone line that can be connected to a telephone exchange at which Be has installed their equipment. Registration is available now at http://www.BeThere.co.uk/pilot
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