Virgin Media announces 200 MBPS Broadband Services
Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Virgin Media has started testing on the broadband services with incredible 200MBPS rates, and within the next 6 months it will be live. The feedback will be taken from the potential customers about the service, and accordingly, the company might come up with further modifications in near future. As far as the current ideas are concerned, it is assumed that the plan would work better than whatever people are expecting from this broadband service.
As soon as the BT started planning for a optical network using ultra fast fibre, Virgin Media announced that it is going to double the data rates as that offered by BT by providing speeds as high as 200 Mega Bytes Per Second.
Virgin Media tested using super ultra internet with high speed and it has rolled out nearly 100 adopters made with lead in Ashford, Kent. With the speed of 200 Mega Bytes per Second, one can easily download as many movies as he/she wants in a single day. Virginia Media are moving faster in offering an internet with more speed than that of others in the world. As of now, the world’s high speed internet services are from Japan with 160 Mega Bytes and the US with 101 Mega Bytes service.
Virginia Media, at present has the internet service with 50 Mega Bytes per second. The services like HD and latest 3D services are prepared and they at the stage of testing these types.
Virginia media is trying to occupy the first place on the worldwide level, by providing the internet with rates as high as 200 Mega Bytes per second, throwing Japan to second place as it is providing internet with 160 Mega Bytes per second. They will also provide a 50 Mega Bytes per Second internet connection using the optic fiber network in UK.
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If your going to write a review at least learn the fucking difference between a MegaBit and a MegaByte. It shows glaring holes in you knowledge base.