Eutelsat to offer 10Mb satellite broadband by end of 2010
Posted 22nd March 2010 at 10:21am by Oliver Folkard
Satellite broadband provider Eutelsat has announced plans to offer download speeds of up to 10Mb by the end of 2010.
The firm has completed work on its KA-SAT satellite and transferred it to France for testing ahead of a launch later this year.
Subscribers to the firm's Tooway broadband service will then be able to access faster speeds via a small satellite dish and modem.
Steve Petrie from Tooway commented: "[Our] existing satellite broadband service already more than meet the government's Digital Britain target of a 2Mb service for all UK residents.
"KA-SAT will ensure that the broadband needs of UK rural residents continue to be met far into the future."
According to Eutelsat, consumers can access broadband-only services via Tooway, or if they choose, broadband TV bundles.
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Mr Davies, 22nd March 2010.
Let's just wait and see the pricing for this service shall we?
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